Australia's newest airline introduced itself officially to the public on the weekend - and was two hours late for the occasion.An electrical fault left a Boeing 767-300, of Qantas off-shoot Australian Airlines, sitting on the ground at an air force base instead of flying into Sydney Airport.Repairs were made to the aircraft before it arrived for the unveiling ceremony well behind schedule.Australian, a low fare operation, is to start services to Japan next month from the northern city of Cairns. The first two routes will be to Nagoya and Osaka and it plans to be serving six Asian destinations with its four aircraft before the end of the year.Flights to Fukuoka, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taipei will be added in November. The airline hopes to establish a presence in one of three major Australian cities, Sydney, Melbourne or Adelaide, within twelve months.The carrier's chief executive Denis Adams said the airline had already sold 60 percent of its seats in advance bookings. Leo/ORD Email me at KLM_India@yahoo.com or LFutia@aol.com. The choice is yours. Take your pick! I check both.