After more than a year’s wait, the government’s Aviation White Paper arrived in August. But will it make a difference? Jake Nelson breaks down industry reactions from the Australian Aviation Summit.
Andrew McGinnes, the Flying Kangaroo’s group executive of corporate affairs, will depart the company in June to “pursue other opportunities” after 13 years with Qantas and Jetstar. He has served in several corporate affairs and communications roles at …
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Would you buy a car when you have to first pay a non-refundable contribution to upgrade the factory AND pay for the car, from a car company with no competition, who can put other customers first and can even pull out of the deal?
Would you buy a car when you have to first pay a non-refundable contribution to upgrade the factory AND pay for the car, from a car company with no competition, who can put other customers first and can even pull out of the deal?