Qantas/AA JV to be approved

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townaz

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 31 Jan 2018

Total posts 17

Found this while reading some online news on google. I know it quotes an anonymous resource but I will give it a little bit of weight seeing it was picked up by SBS. It will be interesting to see what conditions are part of the approval.


https://www.sbs.com.au/news/us-to-approve-aa-qantas-joint-venture

patrickk

Qantas

Member since 19 Apr 2012

Total posts 736

There is tentative approval in which any objections must show cause. Full approval will follow shortly.

Red Cee

Member since 15 Feb 2018

Total posts 151

Fantastic news. Now to get those planes into the sky. QF can use the 787 that were earmarked for the PER to CDG route.

aggie57

QF

Member since 04 Apr 2014

Total posts 136

The one thing Qantas / AA could do that would have a big impact on travelers would be to put US pre-clearance centers into Melbourne, Sydney, and maybe Brisbane. That would open up a bunch more destinations in the US that they could fly direct into, and remove the need to have transit passengers collect and re-check bags on arrival in the US. As someone who travels between the US and Canada regularly I can tell you this arrangement is great.

BatteryBen

Member since 08 Aug 2017

Total posts 46

The one thing Qantas / AA could do that would have a big impact on travelers would be to put US pre-clearance centers into Melbourne, Sydney, and maybe Brisbane. That would open up a bunch more destinations in the US that they could fly direct into, and remove the need to have transit passengers collect and re-check bags on arrival in the US. As someone who travels between the US and Canada regularly I can tell you this arrangement is great.

Oh yes! Tremendous idea! As you say like Canada but also Dublin

Shannon ... How do we encourage that as a part of the JV?? The petition has my signature!!!

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