Qantas hits back at ‘ghost flights’ claim
Australia’s embattled national carrier has rejected claims brought by the competition watchdog that it illegally sold tickets for financial gain.
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New jewel ready for adventure seekers
Fresh off the back of nabbing a spot on Lonely Planet’s 2024 must-visit list, one state has opened up a striking new adventure draw at an epic national park.
Qantas adds Paris to network
Qantas says ‘bonjour’ to Paris with the launch of non-stop flights to the French capital from Perth in time for the 2024 Olympics.
Qantas reputation on the line in ‘ghost flight’ defence
In choosing to fight or settle, Qantas will now take on the ACCC over what it claims is a fundamental test of the rules covering air travel.
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Pigs can’t fly, but dogs and cats soon can
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Bar’s harsh list of ‘house rules’
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Longer holidays key to saving economy
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Airline lobby chief slams ‘repressive’ restrictions
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Air NZ rewards staff as another loss looms
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