Qantas to increase domestic capacity in 2012/13 to maximise profit
2012 05 10
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AUSTRALIA's Qantas Group today announced it will increase capacity on domestic Qantas, Jetstar and QantasLink routes during 2012/13 to strengthen its network in the business and leisure markets.
The airline said a range of changes, including aircraft upgrades and additional frequencies, will be made to provide greater choice and convenience for customers. Qantas will add extra services during peak times on core east coast business routes between Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The reintroduction of Boeing 747 services on the Sydney-Perth route and more Airbus A330 services on the Melbourne-Perth route will increase capacity in the east-west market and give more customers access to the award-winning Skybed product in business class.
Jetstar will increase capacity in its key leisure markets. QantasLink will increase capacity across Queensland with the introduction of F100 jet services between Brisbane and Emerald, complementing Q400 services and providing cascaded growth in key regional markets.
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