Sydney Morning Herald ABC no more – it's as easy as ZYX Sydney Morning Herald One question Dyer did not ask was what Joyce will name the Qantas 27 per cent-owned Vietnamese airline Jetstar Pacific.

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Vietnam has ordered budget airline Jetstar Pacific to change its orange-star logo and repaint all of its aircraft to avoid confusion with an Australian airline, a senior official said Wednesday. “Jetstar Pacific has to do it to avoid …

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Qantas reassurance on Vietnam Sydney Morning Herald QANTAS has insisted it remains committed to its investment in Vietnam's second-largest airline after securing the release of two executives who were barred … Airline executives finally allowed to leave Vietnam Sydney Morning Herald Vietnam's Jetstar Pacific Told To Change Logo Before Sept 15 Bernama Airline Pacific told to change logo …

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Vietnam orders Jetstar Pacific airline to change logo Earthtimes Vietnam's sovereign equity fund, the State Capital Investment Corporation, holds 70 per cent of the airline's shares. The remaining 3 per cent are held by ..

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Vietnam orders Jetstar Pacific airline to change logo – Earthtimes

The private airline Vietjet Air will be unable to take off as promised because it still has not completed all the necessary procedures. The airline needs to find another name for the joint venture Vietjet Air – Air Asia that can be accepted. Vietjet Air has contacted Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV), requesting that it allow them to delay operation off until October 2010, because the airline needs some more time to settle problems relating to its sale, brand, personnel and fleet

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Sacked engineers to sue Jetstar Pacific Sydney Morning Herald QANTAS'S Vietnamese joint venture, Jetstar Pacific, faces further trouble after two sacked engineers who blew the whistle on safety concerns said they would … and more

Vietnam’s aviation market is regaining its double-digit growth after the global economic turbulence hit the demand for international air travel, as shown in the first months of this year, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV). Vo HuyCuong, director of CAAV’s Air Transport Department, told the Daily on the phone that the country’s overall aviation market in March expanded up to 24 percent year-on-year, leading the market to achieve higher growth this year than last year.

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QANTAS has parachuted managers in to take over positions at its troubled Vietnamese joint venture, Jetstar Pacific, as two of its executives enter their fifth month of being barred from leaving the country. While Vietnamese authorities investigate …

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QANTAS has parachuted managers into its troubled Vietnamese joint venture, Jetstar Pacific. The boss of the no-frills airline’s New Zealand operations, Jason Cameron, has taken over as chief operations officer from Daniela Marsilli.

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Jetstar has rejigged management of its Vietnamese joint venture, Jetstar Pacific, following the investigation of two executives by Vietnamese officials, The Age reports.

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