Qantas has unveiled plans to increase flights
between Hong Kong and Sydney as well as between Singapore and
Perth.
Qantas will operate a second service on a Friday between
Hong Kong and Sydney from 11 December to 23 March, taking the
operation from 11 to 12 services per week, offering double daily
flights on Monday to Friday. A combination of refurbished Boeing
747 and Airbus 330 aircraft will operate this route, with selected
services during Christmas and the Lunar New Year being upgauged to
an A380.
Qantas will add a Tuesday and Thursday
service between Singapore and Perth on a year round basis, using a
Boeing 737-800 aircraft. This will take the operation from five
per week to daily with the additional services beginning on
1 December 2015.
“We’re seeing Australian companies continue to
expand their business in Asia, while the lower dollar is making
Australia an even more attractive place to visit,” said Qantas
International CEO, Gareth Evans.
“It’s about being agile to adjust to changes in the market where
it’s needed - and we’re able to do that by maximising the
utilisation of our large, varied fleet. Because this growth is
coming from increased fleet utilisation, it is a very cost
efficient way to meet that rising demand.”
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