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last considered in 2005. “The applicants have reducedcapacity on some routes anddecreased the schedule optionssince the last authorisation,” thedraft determination says. British Airways has attractedattention this week by confirmingthat it was stopping flights on itsLondon-Singapore-Sydney routefor some months this year, asexclusively revealed by TD on Wed. And BA’s share of internationalpassengers from Australia hasslumped from 4.9% a decade agoto just 1.5% last year, making itthe 13th largest carrier operatinghere, behind JAL and United. However the draft determinationalso reveals that the Qantas/BAalliance last year had a 56.1%share of the business travellermarket between Australia and theUK - more than five times the 11%for Singapore Airlines and 10.4%for Emirates. The ACCC has also declined toissue an unlimited renewal asrequested by Qantas and BA,instead limiting the authorisationto five years. The draft determination alsoincludes an interim authorisationwhich will allow the JSA tocontinue until a final decision ismade, and further submissions arenow sought by 25 Feb 2010.

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AN unruly passenger from SanFrancisco is blaming his in-flightantics on “medical marijuana”. 30 year-old Kinman Chan hasbeen charged with interferingwith the duties of a flightattendant, after he allegedlyscreamed, dropped his pants andattacked crew members during aUS Airways flight betweenPhiladelphia and Los Angeles. Chan had to be subdued with achoke hold and the flight wasdiverted to Pittsburgh, where hetold officers that he ate doublehis normal “dose” of marijuanacookies while waiting to board.

TRAVELLERS through DusseldorfInternational Airport in Germanythis Sat and Sun will be treatedto a very unusual spectacle - a45m-high indoor ski jump. Snowboarders and freestyleskiers will perform stunts on realsnow trucked into the terminalas part of the display, which isexpected to attract an audienceof up to 80,000 passengers andvisitors over the weekend.

US travel website Kayak.com isoffering a flight on the fictionalOceanic Airlines, made famous asthe carrier involved in a planecrash on an uncharted island inthe popular TV series Lost. If you try to search for a one-way flight from Sydney to LosAngeles on 22 Sep 2010, Oceanicpops up as a search result - andclicking to purchase a tickettakes you to a page on the Lostfan site featuring Oceanic Flight815, which in the show crash-landed on 22 Sep 2004.

QF boosts Pilbara QANTAS is boosting its Perthbased fleet to 11 to support anincrease in capacity between theWA capital and Karratha, PortHedland and Paraburdoo. Qantas says its adding 7 weeklyreturn flights on the Perth-Karratha route and two extraPerth-Paraburdoo and Perth-PortHedland services, “in response toincreased demand from themining and energy sectors”.

Stella survives debt crush LAST year’s restructure of theStella Group (TD 31 Jul) saw thefirm extricated from a staggeringload of debt which contributed toa massive 2008/09 loss of morethan half a billion dollars. The figures are revealed in theaccounts for the former Stellaholding company, Global VoyagerHoldings, which were lodged withASIC yesterday. Total revenue from continuingoperations for the combinedStella Travel and Hospitality wasjust under a billion dollars, withearnings before interest, taxes,depreciation, amortisation andimpairment of $41 million. But this profit was swept awayby finance costs of $177 million,depreciation and amortisation of$32 million and a massive“impairment charge” of $372million, reflecting the writedownof goodwill in the business. That gave a loss from continuingoperations of $536m - to whichwas added yet more losses fromdiscontinued operationsamounting to $131m, giving atotal loss for the year of $667million - around two thirds of thecompany’s total revenue. Stella started the 2008/09 year

with intangible assets such asgoodwill, brand names, trademarks and management lettingrights valued at $1.42 billion. And even taking into accountthe huge $372m writedown, theintangible assets were valued at$877 million as at 30 Jun 2009. A detailed breakdown of thevalues of these brand names andother items wasn’t given, butduring 2009 one adjustmentinvolved the valuation of the BestFlights brand at $42 million. The document points out thatthe figures as at 30 Jun 09 don’ttake into account the impact ofthe restructure, which sawborrowings of $860 millionreduced to $285m of long-termdebt, with repayment due in Jun2013 - $245m attributed to Mantraand $40m for Stella TravelServices. The restructure also sawamounts payable to the group’sshareholders totalling $364mexchanged for shares. Prior to splitting the businessinto the separate Mantra andStella Travel operations, the grouphad net liabilities of almost $400million, while after therestructure Mantra had net assetsof $264m, while Stella Travel hadnet assets of $294m, with thefinancial position of each businesssignificantly strengthened.

TG back to JNB THAI Airways International willresume flights to Johannesburgfrom 17 May, with four weekly777-200ER services on sale now. Other changes from 28 Mar willsee TG cancel its thrice weeklyBangkok-Kuwait flights, as well asthe Hong Kong-Taipei sector.

DJ profit upgrade VIRGIN Blue has predicted a fullyear profit of $80-$110m (TDbreaking news), due to lower fuelprices and improved yields. The figure is a turnaround fromlast year’s $93m full year loss, butDJ said competition and seasonalityin the domestic market wouldcontinue to see pressure on yields.

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SIA to refit 777-200s SINGAPORE Airlines hasannounced that 11 of its Boeing777-200 aircraft will beretrofitted with its latest cabinofferings - as also installed on itsnew A330-300 aircraft. The planes will have 38 businessclass and 228 economy seats, witha leather inclined lie-flat seat inbusiness class and upgradedinflight entertainment in bothcabins, including larger personalvideo screens. The first refitted 777-200 willcommence operation betweenSingapore and Shanghai from 23Feb, with the upgraded planesalso set to roll out on selectedflights to Beijing, Mumbai, Delhi,Bangalore, Hong Kong andChennai as the refits progress.

Top Deck invitation SYDNEY-based travel agents arebeing invited to attend the launchof Topdeck’s new Australia andNew Zealand brochure aboard aharbour cruise on Tue 16 Feb. Consultants will have a chanceto talk one-on-one with Topdeckstaff about the program. Participation is limited - RSVPby email to sales@topdeck.travelbefore Tue 09 Feb.

Durban cruising THE Africa Safari Co. has addeda range of cruise options fromDurban aboard MSC Sinfonia to itsjust released 2010 Africa program. There are 2-, 3-, 4- and 5- nightsailings, along with an 11- or 14-ntcruise that visit Mauritius, MayotteIs and Madagascar, also ex Durban. “Cruising has taken off over thelast twelve months for Australiansso why not combine the thrill of abig game safari with a cruise tosome of the most tropical placesin the Indian Ocean,” said TASC’smrktg mgr Wayne Hamilton. The 124-page TASC brochurealso features an expanded Egypt,Gorilla trekking and Malawi mini-stay offering.

TCF terminations THE Travel Compensation Fundhas announced the non-voluntarytermination of two agents, witheffect from 04 Feb. Globe Australia Travel of Kew,Victoria (ABN 59 096 955 065) wasterminated because it lackedfinancial resources, and KeatingsTours of Gunnedah, NSW (ABN 74003 580 265) was cut from thefund for failure to lodge its annualfinancial return on time.

CATO in Perth THE Council of Australian TourOperators will hold its first evermeeting in Western Australia thismonth, with the event takingplace on Fri 19 Feb. Coinciding with the Holiday andTravel Show in Perth, the CATOmeeting will be at Zebras AfricanSteakhouse in Bicton from5.30pm, followed by dinner. Guest speakers include GregMoriarty, head of travel advisoriesat the Department of ForeignAffairs and Trade, and there willalso be an open forum formembers to air any concerns. RSVP by next Fri 12 Feb togina@afta.com.au.

CI adjusts SYD-TPE CHINA Airlines will provide paxwith a same day connection on itsSydney-Taipei-London Heathrowroute from 28 Mar, with an adjustedfive times weekly operation. The re-aligned service departsSydney at 10:10pm (currently1:55pm) on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thuand Sat and arrives into Taipei thenext day at 5:40am. Flights from Taipei will departSydney at 11:55pm and arrive at11:05am the following day.

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FTC adds Uniworld FRENCH Travel Connection hasstarted offering European rivercruising itineraries sailing aboardUniworld’s River Baroness andRiver Royale through France. Also new in 2010 for FTC arecrewed canal barging itineraries.

GA domestic boost GARUDA Indonesia is planningto increase its domestic operationwith 10 new routes this year, asthe Indonesian airline prepares totake delivery of 24 aircraft in ‘10. The new fleet of jets include 23Boeing 737-800 Next Generationand one Airbus A330-200 jets. GA says it will also lift capacityon regional international servicesto Singapore and Hong Kong,along with launching daily non-stop connections to Amsterdam,operating via Dubai.

HILTON Sydney has releaseddetails of a new range of romanceand anti-romance experiences intime for Valentine’s Day. Three distinctive packagescalled “Love Me, Love me Not”,start with The Breakup, anindulgent experience aimed atproviding consolation after arelationship breakup. It includes party music, 24 hoursof movies with popcorn, ice-cream and a whopping 1kg ofBelgium chocolate - plus breakfastin bed and jewellery. In May will come The Proposalthat’ll include a private dinnerfor two designed by celebritychef, Luke Mangan, a sweetVeuve Cliquot champagne bath

and an $850 splurge with RedBalloon Days, followed inSeptember by The Apologycomplete with chauffeuredtransfers, champagne picnics andspa treatments. Hilton Sydney General ManagerPaul Hutton told TD these are notyour typical clichéd romancepackages of strawberries,chocolates and champagne. “We see a shift in the romanticlandscape and our packages aredeliberately aimed at beingcheeky, fun and different to thoseoffered by hotels in Sydney.” Hutton is pictured above atyesterday’s launch “proposing” toHilton Sydney marketing manager,Gail Morrow.

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DJ open PER lounge VIRGIN Blue yesterday unveiled“The Lounge” at Perth Airport,the sixth of its kind in Australia. The lounge can cater for acapacity of 120 guests, spreadover a 500 square metre facility.

JQ Asia GDS deal JETSTAR has extended its pactwith Abacus as its GDS in theSouth East Asia region, providingcustomers with greater access tothe JQ network of 50 destinations.

INTERLINE RESERVATION SERVICE has industry economy class faresfrom SYD, MEL & BNE to Auckland, and SYD to Christchurch, pricedfrom $209 return (excluding taxes) for travel to 31 May, whenbooked by 30 Apr. Business class is also offered, leading in at $899return. Conditions apply. For more info see www.interlineres.com.

TRAVELZOO has a 7-night ski package to Canada available pricedfrom $2,450ppts. The offer includes return economy class flightswith Air Canada to Kelowna, accom at Whitefoot Lodge, a six-daylift pass and return airport transfers. The deal represents a savingof $500. To book, go to www.travelzoo.com.au/news.

ABBA fans can take advantage of some fabulous accom and showdeals released by MANTRA and Showbiz in Melbourne, for the 15-week season of the musical Mamma Mia! Stay & See packages arepriced from $216ppts, which include ‘A’ Reserve tickets to theshow. For more info see www.mantra.com.au/mammamia.

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Small Luxury HotelsSingapore office SMALL Luxury Hotels hasannounced the official opening ofits new Asia Pacific RegionalOffice in Singapore, which willcomplement the existing offices inSydney, Tokyo and Hong Kong. SLH ceo Paul Kerr said theinvestment in the region wouldfuel growth of both reservationsand the SLH portfolio, whichcurrently stands at 100 propertiesacross the Asia-Pacific. Mark Wong has been named asArea Director, while Brandon Chanis Director of Sales and PRmanager for the Asia Pacificregion, Bryony Gammon, hasrelocated to Singapore from theSydney office. SLH said that within the nexttwo months its corporate pages atwww.slh.com would appear inJapanese and Simplified Chinese,while an iPhone application wouldalso launch by Apr. “The long-term goal is to offera completely multi-lingual end-to-end website and bookingsolution,” the company said.

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ABOVE: Explore Holidayscontinues to provide its sales andmarketing employees with first-hand destination knowledge,sending another team of staff toAustria recently. The small squad was headed bymarketing coordinator JenniferBirks and spent three night inVienna at the Radisson with a citytour, and two nights at the HotelHofwirt in Salzburg where theyenjoyed the Traces of Mozart tour. Pictured here on the lake atMirabell Palalce (made famous inThe Sound of Music), from leftare Explore’s Hana Sabic, JenniferBirks, Glee Martin & Mario Galindo.

New YVR Fairmont FAIRMONT Hotels & Resorts willopen its fourth Vancouver Fairmontbranded property in Mar, the 377-room Fairmont Pacific Rim, locatedjust near the city’s Coal Harbour. The hotel join’s The FairmontHotel Vancouver and The FairmontWaterfront and The FairmontVancouver Airport.

Yim Kids fundraiser FOUR Accor Asia Pacific staffare off to Thailand next month tocompete in the Accor Race toSurvive, an endurance eventacross Phuket which raises fundsfor the Yim Kids charity. The charity assists disadvantagedchildren and their families. The ‘RewardsCorp Racers’ madeup of Tony Gothard, Michael Smith,Rebecca Freestun and YvettePeverell are holding a FundraisingWine & Cheese night from 6pm on11 Feb at the Sofitel SydneyWentworth, to raise funds. There’ll be some great prizesup for grabs, and entry is pricedat just $25 - RSVP by Mon 08 Febto yvette.peverell@accor.com.

BRU Q4 result BRUSSELS Airport, managed byAustralia’s Macquarie Airports, hasachieved an EBITDA result of€203.1m (AU$321m) for the fullyear ending 31 Dec. The figure represents a 5.8%decline compared to the yearprior, with MAp reporting its Q4EBITDA had increased nearly 7% to€47.5m (AU$75m), vs Q4 2008.

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