Fairy-tale end: Qantas buy-up sees TripADeal founders exit
Qantas has paid a princely sum to take full control of Byron Bay-based online travel packages group TripADeal and appointed a new chief executive.
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‘Alarm’ over Virgin CEO contender’s past
The TWU says it’s worried that Virgin Australia would consider an architect of the unlawful Qantas outsourcing as its next chief executive.
Aussie tourists on notice as Bali cracks down on hijinks
Bali’s leaders are taking a no-nonsense approach to visitor shenanigans following a spate of bad behaviour as tourist high season kicks off.
Singapore Airlines reveals compo offer to injured passengers
Singapore Airlines is offering more than $15,000 to passengers injured during deadly turbulence but lawyers say they could be entitled to much more.
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Air traffic control staffing crisis deepens
The air traffic control staffing crisis has spread to one of Australia’s most popular tourist gateways, resulting in all too frequent flight delays and a ‘do better’ letter from the CEO.
Aussie airline announces huge sale
Virgin Australia has announced a massive sale for those looking for a sunny getaway during the winter months, but there’s one catch.
Shocking price hike for nature lovers
Hikers hoping to trek some of Australia’s most remarkable nature hikes will be in for a surprise after a shock price hike.
Europe to open up with new Istanbul flights coming
In a coup for travellers, a European airline is preparing to add a new route for Australians to get to the continent for the first time in 15 years.
Rex halts trade on ASX amid fleet woes
The airline has called a halt to trading on the ASX at a time when it has a third of its regional fleet parked.
Jetstar’s big change to network
An ‘incredible deal’ with Brisbane Airport will see Qantas’ budget carrier Jetstar do away with aerobridges and walk passengers to international flights.
Shock change for Aussie travellers
Australians hoping to summer overseas might soon be in for a shock after a popular destination revealed plans to make travellers pay.
Brisbane 15yo works harder than you
While other 15-year-olds are juggling assignments and social lives, Henry Coward is running a business that’s saving Aussies precious dollars.
Qantas shareholders in a quandary over Joyce sell-off
Should Qantas shareholders take a hint from CEO Alan Joyce’s share sell-off and offload their own shares? Analysts give their views.
Tragic start to ski season revealed
A lack of snow over the long weekend has forced the country’s busiest resorts to abandon the start of the ski season.
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