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As you are aware I recently transitioned NZ Aviation Notes to a new domain www.nzompilot.info and renamed it to nzompilot presents... NZ Aviation Notes

This was just the beginning of some changes I am making to streamline my online presence. nzompilot will continue to grow as an online brand in the near future.  I will be making some design changes to this and my personal blog Musings from the mind of nzompilot 

Fear not the news, views, photos and other coverage that has been the core of NZ Aviaiton Notes will not change, I will continue to bring you coverage of goings on in the Australian and New Zealand aviation scene.

One of the changes already introduced see's NZ Aviation Notes with a presence on both Facebook and Google+ So if you're on either of these sites please follow this blog.

VA Velocity points for 4 legs

Something else that occurred last week while I was away, was the launch of Virgin Australia's Frequent Flyer for Pets.

Yes thats right, if you are transferring your Cat or Dog around Australia on a Virgin Australia domestic flight it will now have the opportunity to earn you 300 Velocity points

Screen shot of Velocity Frequent Flyer email

Virgin are also running a Facebook competition to find the new "face" of Virgin Australia's Pet Frequent Flyer program, a Pet Ambassador - head to the page to enter your moggie or canine.

Tiger rebrands

With it's controlling interests soon to be Virgin Australia, Tiger has undergone a rebranding, now being know as TigerAir

Australian Aviation: (James Morgan)

The name change and dropping the leaping Tiger logo for large ‘Tigerair’ titles promises to be the first step in the airline’s rebranding and repositioning as it comes under Virgin Australia control and seeks to move on from the brand damage caused by its 2011 grounding, turn around heavy financial losses, and grow to become a more aggressive competitor to Jetstar in the Australian low cost airline market.

CEO Rob Sharp says this is just the first step in the process for the new TigerAir

Read more at Australian Aviation HERE