Introduction
DBT Corporate is a Sydney based, specialist
commercial business travel management company, providing
fast, friendly business travel solutions for local,
national and global firms; with emphasis on professional
service, going the extra mile and reducing your spend
through following some simple business travel management
practices.
Take the time to visit our overview and
enjoy the concept of a boutique and personalised business travel delivery promise.
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JSA given draft approval
ACCC approves Qantas/BA joint services agreement
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has just released a draft determination proposing to grant authorisation of the Qantas and British Airways Joint Services Agreement for a further five years.
"The ACCC considers the JSA is likely to continue to deliver public benefits in the form of lower fares and broader availability of schedule options for air passengers," said ACCC chairman, Graeme Samuel.
He said that strong competition on most routes operated under the JSA means that cost savings arising from the pact are likely to be passed onto consumers. (Source - TD 4th February 2010)
Tiger eyes Avalon (MEL)
Tiger Airlines is looking at moving it's entire MEL operation to Melbourne's Avalon Airport in a bid to reduce operating costs. Good move economically, but one ponders the outlook should Tiger cancell a flight and passengers have little else to do, than wait till the next one ?
IATA seeks security review
IATA (International Air Transport Association) has propostitioned the American Dept of Homeland Security to review security measures, and NOT just look for breaches in passengers carrying items deemed 'threatening'
The move was sparked when airlines foiled what could have easily become a disaster when a passenger was found to have explosives sewn into his underwear.
“Instead of looking for bad
things, such as nail clippers and
rogue bottles of shampoo,
security systems need to focus on
finding bad people"
QF - changes to the way your points expire
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Your points won't expire as long as you keep your account active by earning or using points through your account at least once every 18 months, rather than every three years as it is now. |
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Family transfers won't count towards keeping your account active. |
How will this affect the points I have now?
Any points you have in your account at 30 June 2010 won't be affected by the change to the expiry period and will continue to expire after three years.
If you don't earn or use any points after 30 June 2010, the points you have earned before 1 July 2010 will expire three years after the date of your last activity.
Please contact your DBT account manager for full clarification.
Taxi ???
Ever landed in a remote area, or in fact anywhere in Australia and don't have tranfers organised? Here's one number worth having in your mobile that'll have you picked up and delivered through a nationwide taxi network, in Australia - 131008
Remember the number, or remember to consider reliable and organised transfers offered by DBT when flying in and out of cities. Our Limo partners are there to offer you a First Class service while always competing with standard taxi fares. Have a serious look at how you get about and what time you need to be there!
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Qantas Platinum Members since Day 1 ! DBT has once again been selected by Qantas Airways as a Platinum Member; premium Corporate TMC agency for 2007-08-09 making it a record-annual accomplishment since conception of the awards. |
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Donna Barlow Corporate Travel P/L - Lic No.2TA002764
- Unit 1, Building A, 111 Wicks Road North Ryde NSW 2113 Australia

Ph 61 2 9888 5555 / 1800 678 555 Fax 61 2 9870 8840
(DBT) Donna Barlow Corporate Travel
WINNER - BEST TRAVEL AGENCY
CORPORATE - NSW
FINALIST AFTA NATIONAL AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE
Email - admin@dbt.com.au
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