Fresh blow for families of Air India victims
The families of the British passengers who died aboard the doomed Air India flight have encountered a horrendous situation as they attempt to lay their loved ones to rest.
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Virgin tweaks power bank policy after mid-air fire
A mid-air fire on a Virgin Australia flight has prompted an update to the airline’s policy on the carriage of power banks, to ensure they are in view at all times.
Qantas refund class action delayed amid document search
A class action against Qantas over its handling of Covid-19 travel credits will focus on what call centre staff were told to tell customers about their refund entitlements.
‘Be aware’: New Bali travel warnings for Aussies
Tourists visiting Bali have been issued with fresh health warnings as authorities crack down on rising risks on the holiday island.
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Going rogue: why 400 drones fell into the Yarra River
WATCH: The 10-minute drone show was meant to light up the night sky with messages in support of the Matildas. Within 30 seconds it went pear-shaped, with wind causing 400 drones to fall into the river.
Experts ring the scam alarm for Qantas customers
Qantas has completed a mass email delivery to customers caught out by the cyber attack on its data as experts reveal the biggest risk facing the millions affected.
Revealed: The Sydney Airport slots controlled by Qantas this summer
Sydney Airport’s new slot coordinator has revealed how it carved up access to Australia’s biggest gateway for the busy summer months — with some airlines better off than others.
‘Taiwan’: Albo hit with huge question in China
Anthony Albanese has been hit with an uncomfortable question on one of the most thorny topics in China.
Air India crash report: Fuel cut-off switch flipped after takeoff
A report into the Air India crash that killed 260 people has been released – revealing the plane’s engine fuel cut-off switch was flipped just three seconds after taking off.
Virgin Velocity changes ‘ask too much of members’
Has Virgin Australia’s Velocity program shot itself in the proverbial foot with major changes to the way members earn status credits? Experts have their say.
Virgin at war with pilots and crew over ‘no bed’ hotel
Virgin Australia is under pressure from pilots and cabin crew to find a new layover hotel in Perth after complaints of dirty bed linen and excess noise, and in one instance no bed.
Qantas cyber breach: customers still in the dark
Qantas customers are worried cyber criminals could identify frequent flyers ‘with the most to lose’ and those on the airline’s closely guarded Chairman’s Lounge list.
Qantas reveals extent of personal data targeted by hacker
Qantas reveals extent of personal data stored on a customer database that was subject to a cyber attack, including addresses and frequent flyer points balances and status credits.
Qantas boss mum on ransom demand
Qantas’s boss has refused to confirm whether the national carrier had been asked to pay a ransom after 5.7 millions customers were impacted by a cyber attack.
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