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A huge flypast will take place over central London on Tuesday 10th July to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force, and the flight details have now been released. The flypast will comprise, unsurprisingly, 100 aircraft, making it by far the largest such event in London since the Queen’s Coronation back in 1953.
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Mauritius is probably best known as a luxurious tropical island destination with hotels on white sandy beaches with mountainous backdrops in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The flag carrier of Mauritius, Air Mauritius flies non-stop between Singapore and Port Louis since 15 March 2016.
Posted 3 days ago by Railpage System User
Opal journeys for the Sydney Ferries franchise in the financial year ending June 2018 totalled 15.326 million, up 2.5% on the previous year.
Posted 4 days ago by bevans
Last week we discovered Transurban, the mega tolling company responsible for the West Gate Toll Road, is extracting $2 million a day from commuters on CityLink alone. And they pay no company tax.
Posted 5 days ago by Railpage System User
Mauritius is probably best known as a luxurious tropical island destination with hotels on white sandy beaches with mountainous backdrops in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Scoot TR868 is the very last flight of the day from Singapore to Bangkok Don Mueang, departing at 10.20pm. While the arrival time into Don Mueang requires a definite hotel stay, it works if you require an early start for the next day.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Jetstar Asia 3K284 is the only afternoon flight departing from Medan back to Singapore. For my Sunday flight, it departed at 4.20pm – which was a pretty tight connection from my other train rides – but everything went smooth, so, here I am.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Residents in Geelong will have another transport option to Melbourne, with the Andrews Labor Government backing a trial of a ferry service between Geelong and Melbourne. In what is also expected to be a big boost to tourism to Melbourne’s second city, this three-year trial will start early in 2019.
Posted 2 weeks ago by newsbot
Road Trains will no longer have to decouple when entering Rockhampton once the upgrades are completed, officials say
Posted 3 weeks ago by Railpage System User
Following our previous posting about the proposed launch here of PickMeUp by the Go-Ahead Group of its ground-breaking on-demand bus service in Oxford, more than 1,600 riders have signed up to use the service, beating initial expectations.
Posted 3 weeks ago by bevans
Air China will suspend its four-times-a-week Beijing-Brisbane service from the end of next month, due to what it calls an “aircraft rotation issue”.
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Drivers in Melbourne’s south east are getting faster, safer and more journeys on Melbourne’s busiest freeway, with work now complete on the Andrews Labor Government’s Monash Freeway Upgrade Stage 1.
Posted last month by bevans
A German U-boat that was gifted to the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II has been discovered intact off Kyoto Prefecture more than 70 years after it was scuttled by the Allies in 1946.
Posted last month by bevans
AirAsia and Avalon Airport announced today that AirAsia will move its Melbourne operations to Avalon Airport from Melbourne Airport, effective later this year.
Posted last month by bevans
Half a billion dollars in federal money has been unlocked to turn the Monash Freeway into a 10-lane mega highway.
Posted last month by Railpage System User
How wonderful of the RAF to put on a great big military flypast right in the middle of the week when loads of people in the city can pop out for 10 minutes to watch it.
Posted last month by bevans
TRUCKS would be banned from Melbourne’s CBD during daylight hours under a bold new plan floated by the state’s peak advocate for the transport industry.
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Significant damaged caused by a fire in May resulted in the need for extensive repairs.
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What better way to look to the skies than from the top deck of an open-top bus. The latest set on the site focuses attention on the convertible Bristol LD Lodekka of Cumbria Classic Coaches, and the process of removal of the roof from its Eastern Coachworks body.
Posted last month by Railpage System User
If you tell the American people that heavier or larger trucks will drive down consumer costs, and at the same time, reduce congestion, they too will embrace you, without any thought of the fiscal consequence. Please, can we, somewhere, find some responsible adults?
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The Andrews Labor Government’s new, six-lane Chandler Highway Bridge is a step closer, with the first sections of the new bridge deck now in place.
Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan and Member for Ivanhoe Anthony Carbines today toured the site over the Yarra River where construction crews have placed the last of 24 huge steel bridge beams.
Posted last month by Railpage System User
Next Saturday marks (possibly) the very last time that the current Woolwich Ferry will pass through Tower Bridge.
Although they are normally shuttling motor vehicles and a handful of passengers across the Thames at Woolwich, occasionally one will venture further inland to pay a visit to Tower Bridge.
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Emirates has introduced virtual windows for first class passengers on board its latest aircraft. Rather than being able to see directly outside, passengers will see images projected in from outside the plane using fibre-optic cameras.
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Next month will offer a chance to take a trip down the Thames in a steam powered tug. The steam tug Portwey is one of only two twin screw, coal fired steam tugs now active, and is based in Docklands.
Posted 2 months ago by Railpage System User
Time and distance graph for a possible new timetable for Watsons Bay ferryI gave a presentation at the Australian Ferry Society this month on ways to make the Sydney ferry network better connected, load passengers faster and reduce berthing congestion. Here's a link to a youtube video which is based on the presentation.
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