‘Are we worth the carbon?’ asks Air NZ
Air New Zealand wants airlines to confront the issue of ‘are we worth the carbon’ as the industry strives to slash emissions to net zero by 2050.
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Public servant sheds new light on Qatar call
The official responsible for international aviation has cast new light on the decision to deny Qatar Airways more flights into Australia.
State’s $314m Chinese airline coup
China Eastern Airlines is putting on more direct weekly flights in one Australian state, and the move is tipped to generate about $314m.
New Qantas CEO lies low after damaging court ruling
Qantas is keeping Vanessa Hudson out of the limelight as the airline navigates a torrid period, resulting in growing calls for chair Richard Goyder to go.
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Virgin boss reveals first overseas flights
Aussies should start planning for their next overseas trip, with Virgin revealing the first routes to return when the borders open.
Feel free to ignore train rules
Sydney train rules will change in a major way from Monday, the state government says, but some things will remain – just in case.
Qantas ‘knew cuts would harm brand’
Qantas was concerned its brand could be damaged by a plan to outsource the jobs of 2400 workers but decided to do it anyway, a court has heard.
Jab delays bring out holiday shorts
A bounce back in tourism-related stocks is fading and the ‘shorts’ are moving in.
Union’s Qantas case up in the air
A Federal Court hearing has shone a revealing light on Qantas’s decision to outsource 2400 ground handling workers.
Jabs or no, Qantas eyes October take off
Qantas is holding firm on its plan to resume international flights on October 31 despite delays in the vaccination rollout.
Immediate setback to Jacinda’s decision
Straight after Jacinda Ardern’s announcement there would be a travel bubble between New Zealand and Australia, a problem became apparent.
‘Incredible’: Twister spotted in Sydney
A woman was walking along a Sydney beach when she spotted a weather phenomenon that stopped her in her tracks.
‘No holdup’: PM defends jab rollout
The Prime Minister insists there is ‘no holdup’ when it comes to administering COVID-19 vaccines despite targets being missed.
Flight Centre hotel arm strikes Japan deal
Flight Centre Travel Group’s hotel management company, Cross Hotels & Resorts, is expanding into Japan with a new master franchise agreement.
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