Warning sign before Qantas fired 1700 staff
Embattled airline Qantas floated the idea of outsourcing ground services roles two years before it illegally fired 1700 employees, a court has heard.
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Court blow for Qantas in compo hearings
Qantas’ case in compensation hearings for unlawfully outsourcing workers has been dealt a blow with Federal Court justice Michael Lee dismissing evidence from a key witness.
Qantas warned legal fight ‘inevitable’
A Federal Court hearing to determine how much compensation should be paid to outsourced Qantas workers, has been told the airline was warned a legal challenge was inevitable.
Push to make airlines pay for axed flights
New laws being debated in parliament could see airlines forced to pay compensation any time they deliberately delay or cancel flights, or when luggage is lost.
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‘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.
Qantas lands mid-pack on emissions
A world-first report has ranked the green credentials of 52 airlines, including Qantas, to help travellers fly sustainably.
Cruise owners demand a plan as summer season ruined
‘Slow action by government at all levels’ has seen the world’s largest cruise operator cancelled its summer season in Australia with local providers set to forgo millions of dollars.
Airport’s nod to First Nations
Perth Airport will recognise the traditional custodians of destinations on its boarding gate display screens in a ‘small but meaningful’ step towards reconciliation.
Losing billions didn’t ‘panic’ Flight Centre CEO
Founder Graham Turner dropped out of the rich list for the first time in 20 years, but he insists the travel company is making a comeback.
Qantas A380 arrives two years ahead of schedule
A Qantas A380 not expected back in the country until late-2023, has landed in Sydney delivering a superjumbo boost to morale.
Iconic jet returns after 600 days
The Qantas A380 has returned to Australian skies, flying in over Sydney Harbour after being mothballed in the desert.
Third time lucky for Sydney Airport bid
Sydney Airport is poised to have new owners by March next year in a near $24bn deal with some of the country’s largest industry superannuation funds.
Back from the ‘dead’: A380s return to Australia
After much talk of their demise, Airbus A380s will be reappearing in Australian skies as early as Tuesday.
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