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.
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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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New international airport officially unveiled
New pictures reveal what Australia’s new $5bn international airport will look like.
New international airport officially unveiled
New pictures reveal what Australia’s new $5bn international airport will look like.
Flights from Western Sydney to go on sale within months
The shiny new terminal of Western Sydney’s airport has airlines excited, a fourth carrier has signed on and Jetstar is preparing to start selling flights.
Your first look inside Western Sydney’s gateway to the world
It’s been a long time coming but at last the newly completed domestic and international terminal is ready and we have the pictures. Take a look inside and watch the video.
Visa scramble after Qantas diversion to Azerbaijan
Qantas has rejected reports passengers were told they would have to pay for a new flight using cryptocurrency or cash after a mid-air medical incident saw the QF2 flight land in Azerbaijan with about 500 passengers on board.
Why the future of air travel is long and narrow
Flying long haul in economy can be a trial at the best of times, but more airlines now want passengers to do it in single-aisle aircraft due to the lower costs involved.
Qantas freighter pilots’ strike vote a potential hit to online orders
More than 100 Qantas freighter pilots, who spend only six hours a week flying, are threatening strike action as they fight for greater pay and more days off.
‘Amazing’ polar blast kickstarts ski season
A polar blast has triggered lashings of rain and heavy snow across NSW and Victoria, kicking off the ski season with a bang.
Shock start to ski season amid polar blast
Opinions are in on the start to the ski season in NSW after a striking long-weekend.
Chilling warning for Aussie travellers
A terrorism warning has been issued to Aussie travellers heading to an island hotspot over civil unrest and riots.
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