QANTAS
Britishnoun
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Origin of QANTAS
acronym of Q ueensland a nd N orthern T erritory A erial S ervices, its original name: founded 1920
Example Sentences
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Marks and Spencer and Qantas, for example, have not offered these services to customers.
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The man, aged in his 50s, was in the Qantas business lounge on Thursday morning when the overheated power bank burst into flames, filling the exclusive area with smoke and prompting about 150 people to be evacuated.
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A Qantas spokesperson said the lounge was cleaned and re-opened two hours later.
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Qantas is currently reviewing its policy on passengers carrying any type of lithium batteries, including portable power banks, and is expected to provide an update shortly.
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Mr Mardell listed British Airways, Lufthansa, American, Emirates, and Qantas as examples of major airlines that do not require a doctor's report if the passenger has Parkinson's.
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