how many years did the aviator work for this airlines?
Around 22 years (April 1924 to April 1946)
Lester Brain
Qantas could not match the £2,250 salary associated with the TAA role, and Brain advised Fysh of his resignation on 10 April 1946.
who was lester brain? Australian aviator and airline executive where was he born? Forbes, New South Wales, Australia which school did he pass out from? Sydney Grammar School at which place did he complete his aviation training at? Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). which airlines did he work for after his training? Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services (Qantas), Trans Australia Airlines (TAA) when did the first one start? April 1924 can you tell me any 21st century developments that took place here? In 2004, the Qantas group expanded into the Asian budget airline market with Jetstar Asia Airways; On 25 March 2018, a Qantas Boeing 787 became the first aircraft to operate a non-stop commercial flight between Australia and Europe was the airways effected by the recent pandemic? Yes - They suspended about 60% of domestic flights, put two thirds of its employees on leave, suspend all international flights
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Lester Brain [SEP] Trans Australia Airlines
After the war, Brain was appointed Qantas' Assistant general manager. Fysh was still in his early fifties and appeared unlikely to retire any time soon. Seeing little chance of further advancement where he was, Brain took the opportunity to apply for the position of Operations Manager at Trans Australia Airlines (TAA), a new domestic carrier established by the Federal Labor government and run by the Australian National Airlines Commission (ACAC), which was chaired by Arthur Coles. Qantas could not match the £2,250 salary associated with the TAA role, and Brain advised Fysh of his resignation on 10 April 1946. In the event, ACAC appointed him TAA's general manager on 3 June, with a £3,000 salary and an undertaking to increase this to as much as £5,000 in the future.