Rival airlines in huge battle over Bali
The nation’s two biggest airlines are currently engaged in a fight over who will be granted extra flights on one of Australia’s most lucrative travel routes.
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Qantas and Virgin’s Bali beef
A fresh fight has erupted between Australia’s major airline groups over hard-to-come-by capacity to Bali.
Boeing grounding: What it means for Australia
The grounding of 200 near-new planes in the US for immediate inspection has led to questions about how Aussie airlines will react. Here is what you need to know.
Loose bolts found on more Boeing Max 9s
Virgin Australia insists it has no concerns about its order for Boeing Max 10s despite issues with other variants of the aircraft type.
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Qantas cleared over predatory behaviour claim
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‘Unacceptable’ passport mess sparks government action
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Virgin claims sacked flight attendant was a safety risk
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Cash, accommodation for willing working holiday makers
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Rex goes to war with pilots
The airline has accused the pilots union of spreading malicious lies over a new enterprise agreement that could leave flight crew much worse off.
Airports arc up at ACCC report
The nation’s major airports have slammed a new report by the consumer watchdog claiming they still managed to turn multimillion-dollar profits during the pandemic.
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