Why Australian corporates are aiming for gold in Paris
Major events are the new dinner and drinks of the corporate world, providing the ideal environment for deal making — and events don’t come bigger than the Olympic Games.
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Boeing hit with new safety controversy
Aerospace giant Boeing has been ordered to check thousands of planes following concerns about a possibly faulty part.
‘What happened to me?’: Update on Aussies in horror Bali incidents
One is the partner of a reality TV star with a shattered spleen, the other a theme park work who might lose an eye. The latest on two young Aussies who almost died in Bali.
Should Bonza ever have been allowed to fly?
Plenty of aviation experts thought Bonza was doomed from the start but the airline still received the regulator’s go-ahead, and that’s raised questions about the need for scrutiny of start-ups.
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The airline offering ‘pet stamps’
While Aussie airlines are still refusing to welcome pets on board, other carriers have big rewards for passengers who regularly travel with their cat, dog or even bird.
Euro summer holiday ‘under threat from global warming’
Could climate change spell the end of the European summer holiday? One travel chief believes Australians will alter their plans in the years ahead.
Qantas denies ‘dictating’ to Canberra on Qatar
Qantas chief Alan Joyce has shot down claims the government is doing the airline’s bidding after rival carrier Qatar Airways was denied more flights into Australia.
Qantas crew in dark during 737-800 engine failure
The final report on a Qantas flight that suffered engine failure has revealed the cockpit voice recorder was ‘inadvertently’ wiped after the incident.
Albo’s 23yo son scores exclusive invite
The Prime Minister’s son, a 23-year-old university student, has been deemed worthy of a spot in “most exclusive club in the country”.
Minister’s anti-aircraft carbon plan riles aviation industry
The aviation industry has demanded Transport Minister Catherine King show it some support after she suggested high-speed rail would help decarbonise Australia and get planes out of the sky.
Qantas pilots come out swinging against sexist posts
The airline’s pilots have slammed as ‘deplorable’ sexist comments by some of their own about women pilots posted on a social media forum.
Major Brisbane flight path changes after resident outrage
The new measures would see more simultaneous day and night-time take offs and landings coming in and out over Moreton Bay.
Jetstar and Virgin in race for green goal
Two domestic airlines are competing fiercely for the title of ‘greenest carrier’ — so which new aircraft is better?
Qantas lets fly over ‘slot hoarding’ claim
Qantas has hit back at Sydney Airport’s accusations of ‘slot hoarding’ saying the gateway is only trying to make more money.
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