LATAM’s offer to passengers after mid-flight terror
The airline at the centre of a terrifying mid-flight plunge over the Tasman has offered some passengers payments of up to $7652.
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Air traffic staff threaten first strike in 22 years
Air traffic controllers are set to vote on what would be their first industrial action in more than 20 years in another headache for Airservices.
Are packed planes a thing of the past?
The post-Covid-19 travel boom is officially over, with international airline data showing planes are nowhere near as packed as they were a year ago.
The $384m blow to the Qantas brand
A turbulent 12 months has wiped $384m off the value of the Qantas brand and weakened the airline’s ability to retain customers, says a new report of global airlines’ brand strength and worth.
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Air NZ in virus limbo as other airlines restart
While Qantas and Virgin Australia stand up their workforce in readiness for a busy summer, across the ditch it’s a very different story.
Unlikely star of Qantas frequent flyers points auction
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How long stock of crucial item will last
Australia has revealed its stocks of a crucial product amid a global shortage which could take thousands of vehicles off the road.
False evidence claim hits Qantas outsourcing case
Court hearings to decide the future of 2000 former Qantas workers have been rocked by allegations of an attempt to falsify evidence.
Sydney Airport set for $23.6b takeover
One of the biggest corporate deals in Australian history is a step closer after the competition regulator gave it the green light.
Airfreight volumes slashed by a third during Covid
The struggle to get goods in and out of Australia during the pandemic has been laid out in a new airfreight report.
Answer to pending crisis on our doorstep
The answer to a looming crisis which could affect every Australian may be closer than we think.
Australian tourism to thrive without Chinese visitors
Tourism minister Dan Tehan says the government is unlikely to offer more assistance to the industry as strong demand from other countries will make up for the loss of Chinese visitors.
Why Australia needs a new low-cost airline: Bonza
The boss of new budget carrier Bonza has spelt out why Australia needs another airline.
‘Huge strain’: Crisis to start in days
Industry groups are pleading with the Australian government to act amid reports supplies of a crucial item could dwindle within days.
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