After being put into storage in a California desert, the full fleet of Qantas A-380 passenger jets is finally back together.
The last of the carrier’s dozen superjumbos departed the giant holding yard.
COVID restrictions had put some of the fleet ‘on the bench’ for more than two and a half years.
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how many of the pilots have had the dredded jab as i for one would not fly with them
So the airlines so broke they’ve had to pull out the faulty designs
YAWN 🥱
I flew intl on Quantas a bit in the early 1980s. They were one of the best.
I wonder if the tires get flat spotted.
no planes in the sky was one of the good things about covid… those planes make more pollution than ALL the cars.. BAN ALL AIR PLANES!!!! lets keep driving cars for another 100 years… planes are for rich ppl stuff them!!!! who needs to go on a plane? boat or car is all we should have
Yet BA scrapped their fleet of 747s at the start of ConVid.
I've been by that plane storage yard many times it's a surreal place.
full fleet of 3 planes 😂
Qantas. !!!! That's right Australia's international carrier. But if your from Adelaide you are not considered Australian
Covid give them 2.7 billion now making a profit of 1.3 billion. they need to give back to the ppl by giving every Australian a return trip anywhere in Australia. Without the gov bailout the PPL'S $$$$$$$$$$$ they would be out of business.
The little Leprechaun is boosting about his financial gain, but no words about paying back anything in any way shape or form.
So are the Qantas Pilots healthy enough to fly the planes ? I hope their hearts are in optimal condition and health.
Bring back Ansett
Wonderful. They'll be able to pay back the millions they ripped off the tax payers of Australia 🦘
How bloody wonderful I'll be taking that to bed with me tonight..
Remember the little Irish deviot stated
We will never see airtravel again as it was prior to covid.
Shows how little he knows
I am still waiting for my refund you little twerp, since 2020. Bugger opening more elite lounges pay those who truely supported Qantas