Virgin Blue Airlines
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Virgin Blue Airlines Information
| Founded | 2000 |
| Hubs | Brisbane Airport Melbourne Airport Sydney Airport |
| Focus cities | Townsville Airport Adelaide Airport Canberra Airport Gold Coast Airport Perth Airport Hobart Airport |
| Frequent flyer program | Velocity Rewards |
| Member lounge | The Lounge (formerly Blue Room) |
| Fleet size | 74 (16 orders) |
| Destinations | 28 |
| Company slogan | Now there's an idea |
| Parent company | Holdings Limited |
| Headquarters | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
| Key people | Sir Richard Branson (President) Brett Godfrey (CEO) |
| Website | www.virginblue.com.au |
Virgin Blue Airlines History
Virgin Blue is considered Australian economical airline. It is counted Australia's 2nd biggest airline with the biggest through fleet size to operate the Virgin brand. And it was established through British entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group. It is based in Brisbane, Bowen Hills, Australia Queensland.
History
Virgin Blue was established on 31st August 2000, with 2 Boeing 737-400 aircraft chartered from then-sister airline Virgin Express. Primarily offering 7 revisit flights a day amid Sydney and Brisbane, since this has been extended to wrap all main Australian cities and several holiday destinations.
In September 2003, it declared that it is completely owned auxiliary Pacific Blue would present a comparable service between Australia and New Zealand. Pacific Blue expected to place itself as a low-priced rival to Qantas Air and New Zealand on trans-Tasman ways. Air New Zealand had an economical airline Freedom Air (which finished operations in March 2008) and Qantas organizes Jet star on preferred New Zealand ways. Both Qantas (and its completely-owned New Zealand auxiliary Jet connect operating as a Qantas branded franchise) and Air New Zealand prolonged to function these ways in their individual right. In August 2007, it declared their intent to commence marital Pacific Blue services surrounded by New Zealand. And Flights between Wellington and Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and Christchurch and Auckland, began on 12th November 2007.
It started charging for checkered belongings for saving Class in September 2008.
Virgin Blue's name was a consequence of an open rivalry; it is a cooperation on mainly red costume and Australian slang custom of calling a red-headed chap 'Blue' or 'Bluey'.
V Australia
In the year of 2006, it declared its plan to work up to 7 flights a week to United States using San Francisco International Airport or Los Angeles International Airport stating that the way was required to form the airline as beneficial as possible. It has expressed concern in soaring to Japan. And the Virgin Blue airline ordered 6 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from Boeing for utilize on global routes. And it will rent a 7th airline from International Lease Finance Corporation. On 25th July 2007, it was declared through Virgin Blue that "V Australia" will be name of the fresh carrier. On 30th march 2008 it was declared that initial route of V Australia would be Sydney Airport to Los Angeles International Airport beginning from 15th December 2008. Owing to strike action at Boeing factory, in October 2008 it was declared that opening flight would not occur until 28 February 2009. And The Boeing 777-300ER initiated services to the LA on 28th February, and works in three-class pattern.
Virgin Blue Airlines Associated Carriers
- V Australia – long-haul subsidiary of Virgin Blue is operating flights from Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney to Los Angeles with flights from Australia to Thailand and South Africa.
- Pacific Blue – it operates domestic services in New Zealand and trans-Tasman services and also functions services from New Zealand and Australia to Phuket, Bali and Pacific Islands.
- Polynesian Blue – a combined project between the Samoan Government and Virgin Blue it operates undeviating revisit flights Apia–Auckland, Apia-Brisbane and Apia–Sydney, with several connections to additional cities, using Pacific Blue aircraft.
Destinations
- Virgin Blue Group destinations
Virgin Blue Airlines Destinations
Asia
- Indonesia
- Denpasar - Ngurah Rai International Airport
- Phuket - Phuket International Airport
Thailand
Oceania
- Australia
- Australian Capital Territory
- Canberra - Canberra International Airport
- New South Wales
- Albury/Wodonga - Albury Airport
- Ballina - Ballina Airport
- Coffs Harbour - Coffs Harbour Airport
- Newcastle - Newcastle Airport
- Port Macquarie - Port Macquarie Airport
- Sydney - Sydney Airport
- Northern Territory
- Darwin - Darwin International Airport
- Queensland
- Brisbane - Brisbane Airport Hub
- Cairns - Cairns International Airport
- Gold Coast - Gold Coast Airport
- Hamilton Island - Hamilton Island Airport
- Hervey Bay - Hervey Bay Airport
- Mackay - Mackay Airport
- Rockhampton - Rockhampton Airport
- Sunshine Coast - Sunshine Coast Airport
- Townsville - Townsville International Airport
- Whitsunday Coast/Proserpine - Proserpine / Whitsunday Coast Airport
- South Australia
- Adelaide - Adelaide International Airport
- Tasmania
- Hobart - Hobart International Airport
- Launceston - Launceston Airport
- Victoria
- Melbourne - Melbourne Airport
- Mildura - Mildura Airport
- Western Australia
- Broome - Broome International Airport
- Karratha - Karratha Airport
- Newman - Newman Airport
- Perth - Perth Airport
- Port Hedland - Port Hedland International Airport
- Australian Capital Territory
- Cook Islands
- Rarotonga - Rarotonga Airport
- Fiji
- Nadi - Nadi Airport
- Western Samoa
- Apia - Faleolo International Airport
- New Zealand
- Auckland - Auckland Airport
- Christchurch - Christchurch Airport
- Wellington - Wellington Airport
- Dunedin - Dunedin International Airport
- Hamilton - Hamilton International Airport
- Queenstown - Queenstown Airport
- Papua New Guinea
- Port Moresby - Jacksons International Airport
- Samoa
- Apia (Faleolo Airport)
- Solomon Islands
- Honiara - Honiara International Airport
- Tonga
- Nuku'alofa - Fua'amotu Airport
- Vanuatu
- Port Vila - Bauerfield Airport
Virgin Blue Airlines Fleets
| Aircraft | Total | Orders | Passengers (PRESENT) |
Passengers (with no Premium Economy) |
Notes |
| Boeing 737-700 | 21 | 0 | 12 premium economy, and 126 economy | 144 (total amount of seats) | Premium Economy convertible (6 seats used as centre table) |
| Boeing 737-800 | 32 | 13 | 12 premium economy, and 162 economy | 180 (total amount of seats) | Premium Economy convertible (6 seats used as centre table) |
| Embraer E-170 | 6 | 0 | 12 premium economy, and 66 economy | 78 (total amount of seats) | Premium Economy convertible (but with no table) |
| Embraer E-190 | 15 | 3 | 12 premium economy, and 92 economy | 104 (total amount of seats) | Premium Economy convertible (but with no table) |
Virgin Blue Airlines Phone Number
| Flying | If calling from | Contact Number |
| Virgin Blue |
Australia New Zealand Other International Locations |
13 67 89 0800 67 0000 +61 7 3295 2296 |
| Pacific Blue |
Australia New Zealand Other International Locations |
13 16 45 0800 67 0000 +61 7 3295 2284 |
| Polynesian Blue |
Australia New Zealand Other International Locations |
13 16 45 0800 67 0000 +61 7 3295 2284 |
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