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Qantas resumes international flights

Emotions were high on Monday as excited passengers set off on the first flights between Australia and New Zealand as part of a quarantine-free Covid-19 “travel bubble”, allowing families long separated by the pandemic to reunite and enabling Australia’s Qantas to restore scheduled international flights after more than a year. “(I’ll) yell, scream cry, hug, kiss, (feel) happy - all of these emotions at once”, Denise O’Donoghue, 63, said at Sydney Airport as she prepared to board her flight. The arrangement means passengers can make the three-hour flight across the Tasman Sea without having to complete a mandatory Covid-19 quarantine when they arrive. Television footage showed emotional scenes at the airports with families reuniting and hundreds of passengers thronging the international departure terminals at Australian airports. “It is the first time in 400 days that people can travel quarantine-free and we are adding 16 return flights a day to New Zealand, and they are full”, Qantas Chief Executive, Alan Joyce, said. Qantas will increase flights between the countries to about 200 each week, while Air New Zealand said it had quadrupled its flights to 30 on Monday, with its airplanes flying into New Zealand at 97% capacity. “It is truly exciting to start quarantine-free travel with Australia. Be it returning family, friends or holiday-makers, New Zealand says: ‘Welcome and enjoy yourself’”, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, said. Australia was New Zealand’s largest source of international tourists before the pandemic, accounting for about 1.5 million arrivals or 40% of total visitors in 2019. The border opening received saturation coverage from media in both countries, with live television reporting from airports providing regular updates on the progress of flights. On a grass embankment at the foot of Wellington Airport’s runway, the words “Welcome Whanau” (family) were spelled out in giant letters. More than half a million New Zealand-born people live in Australia, just more than 2% of Australia’s population of nearly 26 million.
Source: Al Jazeera

Air Serbia hiring pilots across fleet

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Air Serbia is hiring type rated captains and first officers for three aircraft types - the ATR72 turboprop, Airbus A320-familly jets and the Boeing 737. General requirements for the captain position include 500 hours as pilot in command on type, a valid EASA, ICAO or Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate validated license, class I medical and English language proficiency. The first officer post requires a commercial pilot license with airline transport pilot licence credit and a minimum of 300 hours as first officer on type. Further terms and conditions can be found here. The application deadline has been set for December 31.

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Anonymous11:08
Is this means that 737 stays in the fleet for longer time?
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Anonymous11:25
737s are ... NEUNISTIVI xD
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Anonymous12:41
Pobegli svi piloti...
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nebojsa popovic14:00
Kako stoje stvari mozda mozemo ocekivati da ce se pored YU-ANI jos neki penzionisani B733 vratiti u saobracaj? Mozda YU-ANJ? Mozda jos neki ranije penzionisani koji nisu jos toliko ocerupani za rezervne delove?
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Anonymous21:59
Boeing 737-300 ima veoma moderne motore cfm56 koji u razlicitoj specifikaciji se ugradjuju i u Airbus319.
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Anonymous22:41
Ko zeli aplicirati za ovaj veoma dobar posao neka ide na vazduhoplovni sitematski pregled u Bugarsku ili Hrvatsku
Megunarodna zdravstvena inspekcija je prosla kroz sve kabinete za vazduholovnu medicinu u bivsim Jugo republikama i vjerovali ili ne ima preko 308 poplake, zalbe i sudske prijave samo u 2018 godine na Mobing medicinskog osoblja i lekara na leteci personal tjekom sistemaskog i zdravstvenog pregleda.Radi se o provjeri zdravstvenih ustanova (Adapted from Adapted from Joint Aviation Authorities 54355/WE )
Ukratko piloti su totalno nezadovolni sa zdravstvenim ustanovama, medicinskog osoblja i personala i duzinom zdravstvenim licencama za rad u Ex-Yu ustanovama u Bosni,Srbiji,Makedoniji jedino u Hrvarskoj djelimicno lose. Potvrdilo je isti nalaz i inspektor Joint Aviation Authorities u skladu sa 54355/WE uslovima.
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