Pie in the sky

Article Abstract:

This article examines the possibility that Australia's two principal airlines, Qantas and Ansett, may face increased domestic and international competition. Relevant details include changes to foreign investment rules that allow international airlines to establish domestic operations in Australia, as well as indications that the federal government may permit "virtual airlines" by which foreign carriers share flights with non-airline partners.

Airlines, Market share, Qantas Airways Ltd., Ansett Airlines of Australia

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Ski slopes get a lift

Article Abstract:

BCR Asset Management has approved the construction of a new $12 mil airport in the Victorian Alps, Australia. The airport will be near Mt Hotham, Dinner Plain, and Falls Creek resorts. Supporters contend the new airport would reduce traveling time and attract more skiers from distant cities. BCR, which purchased Mt. Hotham and Falls Creek resorts in 1995, believes the area will become a commercial success such as those in the US.

Economic policy, Ski resorts, Victoria

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Charge of the flight brigade

Article Abstract:

This article examines the call by leading international airline alliances for significant structural changes to Australia's airports. Relevant points include the call to end the traditional separation of international and domestic terminals as a means of improving transfer service.

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