Does Qantas’s restructure open the door to Emirates? The spilt by the Qantas Group of its domestic and international operations sent analysts, media and commentators into a frenzy of speculation over the nature of the end game for the flying kangaroo. From July 1 Qantas Airlines will be formally managed as two distinct businesses, each

Flying Kangaroo bleeds red For the first time in over 17 years, Qantas looks set to announce a net loss for the the 2011-12 financial year, driven by weakness in its international business. Only weeks after the airline announced a major restructuring and the consolidation of its heavy maintenance activities in Brisbane, its issued guidance

Airbus Military says it is working to implement key modifications that reduce workload and improve awareness when operating the boom refuelling system for its A330 MRTT tanker by the end of the year. The modifications were agreed to with the RAAF for its five KC-30s following the loss of the boom during a test flight

EADS formalises management reshuffle Airbus CEO Tom Enders has formally taken over as chief of parent company EADS during the aerospace giant’s annual shareholders meeting. Enders, a 53 year old German who has headed Airbus since 2007, succeeds Frenchman Louis Gallois. Airbus COO Fabrice Bregier has been appointed to replace Enders as Airbus chief, while