Exclusive: Yes, we have planes, says Koala Airlines CEO

Posted on August 21, 2025 by Guest authors

Speaking exclusively to Australian Aviation, Koala CEO Bill Astling said the initial three planes are likely to be built in around July or August next year, with the launch date for the airline depending on their delivery.

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The Airlines With The World’s Widest Economy Seats In 2026

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Qantas denies replacing head office jobs with AI

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As originally reported by the Sydney Morning Herald, Qantas last week terminated 30 roles at its Mascot location to simplify its management structure. The Australian Services Union (ASU) said it was told that those roles would be replaced by AI, which …

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Transport Minister will not meet with individual Rex bidders

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Speaking to Patricia Karvelas on ABC News, Minister King said she had to “treat every bidder equally, which is why they need to work through the administration”. It comes after the government indicated it could nationalise Rex if a commercial buyer is …

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