Why Euro summer is lasting longer each year
There’s a good reason why the Euro summer social media spam seems to be lasting forever this year, as more travellers opt to visit in shoulder seasons.
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Lower fares spark rush on Christmas holiday flights
Australian travellers are taking advantage of lower airfares as bookings for Christmas holidays surge from month to month.
Virgin cabin crew take filthy hotel complaint to Fair Work
Flight attendants have escalated their dispute with Virgin Australia over the conditions they are forced to sleep and eat in at the airline’s Perth layover hotel.
Qatar victims win right to sue over invasive internal searches
Australian women subjected to invasive examinations at Hamad International Airport have won the right to sue Qatar Airways in a landmark court victory.
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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.
Video sheds new light on Avalon Air Show crash
GoPro footage has shed new light on the shocking Avalon Air show aerobatics plane crash during a public display.
Qantas cyber theft shows need for new data storage rules
A Qantas customer has learned their details were being stored by the airline despite not having made a booking since 2014, sparking questions around customer data retention rules.
Paraglider killed after horror 20m fall
A man has died after his paraglider plunged 20m during a horror aviation incident.
Chilling group makes contact with Qantas
Qantas has provided a disturbing update on a major data breach after cybercriminals hacked into the data of millions.
Cyber hacker contacts Qantas
Qantas and the AFP are seeking to validate contact from alleged cyber hacker in relation to an attack on a customer database storing details of 6 million people.
Vanessa Hudson’s ‘great regret’ over Qantas cyber attack
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has cut short her euro summer holiday to tackle a novel crisis for the airline, a major cyber attack believed to be from a known criminal hacker group.
No sign of ransom demands after Qantas hack
Hackers or criminals trying to ransom stolen Qantas data have not contacted the airline following this weeks massive data breach.
Qantas urges customer vigilance after cyber attack
Personal information stolen from Qantas customers is yet to be ‘shopped’ on the dark web, nor has the airline faced a ransom demand as its investigations continue.
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