What does QA stand for?

Qantas Airways

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Seabury's Aviation & Aerospace Board of Advisors is composed of: * Geoff Dixon, former Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Qantas Airways Limited; * Bryan Moss, President Emeritus, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation; * Sir Ralph Robins, former Executive Chairman, Rolls-Royce plc; and * Douglas M.

Seabury Announces Board of Advisors for Aviation & Aerospace Practice

May 27, 2009 Qantas Airways Amid a sharp decline in premium travel, the airline industry appears torn over the future of first-class service.

Airline News - Asia / Pacific

A BA spokesman said yesterday: "In response to recent media speculation, British Airways confirms that it is exploring a potential merger with Qantas Airways via a dual-listed company structure.

BA and Qantas in talks on forming new airline; Graeme Evans and Peter ...

Byline: kusumv03 Qantas Airways Limited (QAN) said it would work closely with the Civil Aviation Authority ("CASA") to implement any possible recommendations after the review of its engineering and maintenance operations.

Australia: Qantas to work with Civil Aviation Authority

Iberia, Japan Airlines Corporation, Malaysian Airline System Berhad, Qantas Airways Limited, Ryanair Ltd.

Research and Markets: Air Travel - Global Strategic Business Report

May 26, 2009 Qantas Airways Amid a sharp decline in premium travel, the airline industry appears torn over the future of first-class service.

Airport News - Asia / Pacific

British Airways said Tuesday it was "exploring a potential merger" with Australian rival Qantas Airways as part of a broad tie-up in the struggling aviation sector.

British Airways targets Qantas merger

Seabury Announces Board of Advisors for Aviation & Aerospace Practice