I posted this last week but wasn't very clear. In it, United talk about their 150 x 787 orders, and while Adelaide isn't specifically mentioned, it does say this: “There is a lot of potential [about Australia / NZ],” he said. “I’m not going to comment on specifics, but we absolutely have a lot of p...

I posted this last week but wasn't very clear. In it, United talk about their 150 x 787 orders, and while Adelaide isn't specifically mentioned, it does say this: “There is a lot of potential [about Australia / NZ],” he said. “I’m not going to comment on specifics, but we absolutely have a lot of p...

Double posted, this website has a shitty interface

That was when they had limited aircraft, they’ve now got 150 787 orders, we’ll see it happen eventually. But Adelaide Airport have explicitly said they want Cathay and China Southern back before pursuing new routes. When they get those airlines back, USA will be the target. After the USA then Tokyo ...

That was when they had limited aircraft, they’ve now got 150 787 orders, we’ll see it happen eventually

When were United having a look at Adelaide? Yes, before the pandemic United were actually assessing Adelaide Oh. First I heard of this (not an airline aficionado by any stretch). Did a google search but couldn't find anything, got a link? Would be interesting to get an idea of what they are thinkin...

While not mentioned directly, United have orders for 150 x 787's they're looking to utilise in the medium term: https://www.hotelmanagement.com.au/2023/12/18/exclusive-united-airlines-eyes-more-australasia-and-south-pacific-services-in-2024/ I think we'll have to wait until the terminal expansion i...

Three times a week Adelaide to the other side of the planet? We've barely scratched the surface with direct flights to the Asian continent. Airport statistics say there was around 45,000 direct and indirect movements to and from LAX before the pandemic. If United were to do thrice weekly that's 3 x...

JWDT did build these developments in NSW though, you can find them on google maps They aren't a complete shell of a company Screenshot 2024-04-13 120349.png Screenshot 2024-04-13 120935.png Is anyone able to find the application for 207 pultney street on the plan SA website? Hows is it going through...

207 Pultney has been delisted on Real commercial. No longer for sale. This is now a dead link :https://www.realcommercial.com.au/for-sale/property-207-pulteney-adelaide-sa-5000-504424268 and JWDT still has 207 putlney on their website: http://www.jwdt.com.au/index.html I wouldn't call this one compl...

Three times a week Adelaide to the other side of the planet? We've barely scratched the surface with direct flights to the Asian continent. Airport statistics say there was around 45,000 direct and indirect movements to and from LAX before the pandemic. If United were to do thrice weekly that's 3 x...

I'm intrigued about exactly ONE direct passenger to Ho Chi Minh City.... I wonder how the "indirect" number is derived. Los Angeles is the on;y North American city on the list - do people really go there as the destination, or do they lly Qantas or Virgin Adelaide-Sydney-Los Angeles then ...

Regardless of past troubles and allegedly sus deals, this plan is progressive and good for the area. If It all goes to plan, its going to a fantastic space for the public to enjoy. I think this will really utilize the tram stop to its full potential as a premier destination to enjoy on the limited ...

Regardless of past troubles and allegedly sus deals, this plan is progressive and good for the area. If It all goes to plan, its going to a fantastic space for the public to enjoy. I think this will really utilize the tram stop to its full potential as a premier destination to enjoy on the limited t...

Greens calling Adelaide "legoland" because of this development is going to backfire. Everyone loves lego, and a legoland sounds great. Why does the media give them a voice, they're a literally socialists hiding like cowardly pigs behind a shallow and hollow green agenda. They have like 2 ...