Union’s huge bid before Qantas sacking
The Transport Workers Union spent a massive sum crafting a proposal for Qantas to continue employing thousands of ground staff during the pandemic, a court has been told.
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Qantas moves to keep compo bill to a minimum
Qantas told the Federal Court that if it had not outsourced its ground handling operations in 2020, it would have done so the following year.
Carbon emissions threaten mega Swift-scale events
Australia will struggle to attract more Taylor Swift-scale events without sustainable aviation fuel production, warns a tourism industry leader.
Big win for Aussie travellers over Easter
People travelling during the Easter break can breathe a sigh of relief after confirmation of this decision by airport workers.
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Anxious Aussies opt to holiday at home
The international travel dream has been reignited by border openings but most Australians are choosing to holiday at home.
How unvaxxed risk venue lock out
Queensland businesses are concerned about how they will enforce restrictions against unvaccinated people after the double-dose deadline passes.
Take-off: Bonza’s ‘Here for Allstralians’
New budget carrier Bonza has a tongue-twister slogan to match its promise to bring leisure fares within the reach of all Aussies.
Qantas ups the stakes in pilot row
Qantas has lost patience with a former pilot suing the airline for alleged underpayment of his leave entitlements, launching a counterclaim that could leave him destitute.
Rex takes fight up to Qantas, Virgin
The airline will become a fully-fledged Golden Triangle operator from next month when the group adds Brisbane-Sydney to its network.
Ground crew inexperience cited for Qantas wheels error
An investigation into a Qantas ‘wheels down’ flight that was forced to return has found a series of checks missed two locking pins in the landing gear.
Emirates to compensate injured passenger
Gulf carrier Emirates has been ordered to pay an Australian passenger $5000 in a significant legal victory.
Fare war looming as Qantas seeks more frequent flyers
Qantas is making another bid for the most loyal passengers of other airlines as competition heats up in the domestic market.
‘Stress and tests’ the new normal for overseas travel
More stress and more tests is how global travel leaders see the year ahead for those brave enough to take off overseas.
Flight Centre lawsuit in doubt
WA’s rule change for cricketers has softened the resolve of Flight Centre boss Graham Turner to sue the state over its border stand.
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