Qantas, Virgin on notice after turmoil
Bonza’s collapse and Rex’s uncertain future has left a gap for consumers and given more power back to Qantas and Virgin airlines.
Travel
Airlines to pay up for delays
The government is set to take a tougher approach to airlines and airports over flight delays under changes outlined in the aviation white paper.
Big win coming for airline passengers
A new agency will be set up to monitor airlines and help customers receive cash refunds for delayed or cancelled flights.
Big win coming for airline passengers
A new agency will be set up to monitor airlines and help customers receive cash refunds for delayed or cancelled flights.
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Virgin’s new deal to lure Qantas frequent flyers
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Qantas throws curveball in compensation hearing
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Why Aussie tourists are going to Afghanistan
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