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John Travolta, Mayor Newsom, Boeing President and Qantas

Executives Converge at San Francisco City Hall to Commemorate Two Historic Events: Launch of New Non-Stop Flights to Australia and Signing Ceremony for Multi-Billion Dollar Boeing Order

WHAT: UPDATED Photo Opportunity
Qantas Ambassador John Travolta, Chief Financial Officer
Peter Gregg and Boeing President and Chief Executive
Officer, Alan Mulally, join Mayor Newsom and Australian
and U.S. VIPs at City Hall today to commemorate the
airline's launch of new non-stop flights between sister
cities San Francisco, California, and Sydney, Australia
and for a signing ceremony for the multi-billion dollar
order for 115 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

DATE/TIME: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 at 5:45 p.m.

PLACE: San Francisco City Hall
Room 201
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
San Francisco, CA

VISUALS: Signing ceremony with Boeing Commercial Airplane Company
President and CEO, Alan Mulally and witnessed by John
Travolta
Gift exchange between John Travolta and Mayor Gavin
Newsom
Qantas Executives including Qantas Chief Financial
Officer Peter Gregg, Senior Executive Vice President,
Wally R. Mariani, Directors Patricia Cross and Garry
Hounsell, as well as the Qantas Koala
Australia Finance Minister, The Honorable Peter McCauran

 

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Qantas (QF, Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD)) has announced the cancellation of its order for 35 B787-9s that were scheduled to be delivered between 2014 and 2019. Its subsidiary JetStar Airways (JQ, Melbourne Tullamarine International (MEL)) will however still take delivery of the 15 B787-8s Qantas had originally ordered with deliveries expected to start from the second half of 2013. The B787-8s will replace JetStar's fleet of 11 A330-200s (12 by 2013) that will then instead be moved back to Qantas to replace some of the 23 B767-300s Qantas uses on domestic flights. As part of its agreement with Boeing (BOE, Chicago O'Hare International (ORD)), Qantas has moved forward the potential delivery dates to start from 2016 for the 50 B787-9 options it plans to retain.