Where international airfares are finally falling
The long-awaited fall in international economy airfares has finally arrived with Flight Centre data showing prices down as much as 21 per cent on these popular routes.
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Airlines facing shortage of planes
Once a sea of wings, the Red Centre’s aircraft storage facility has emptied out in a stark illustration of the current shortage of planes that is gripping airlines.
‘Silly’: Huge cost of island holiday nightmare
A Victorian man left in a coma after being stabbed in Fiji are facing an enormous medical bill.
Embattled Bonza owners bring in the financial experts
The US owners of failed budget carrier Bonza have called in financial advisers as another purple tail exits Australia.
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Qantas on track to the black
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Qantas losing international appeal
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‘Punters are killing us’ says Packer
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Airlines brace for ‘Ebola effect’
EBOLA has spooked airline industry investors, with share prices tumbling as the virus changes from an isolated catastrophe to a potential worldwide threat.
What it takes to earn $2.77m a year
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Virgin boss pay trumps Qantas
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SeaWorld sued over documentary scandal
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