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‘What Australia needs’: Qantas’ chief rival looks to soar back onto ASX
Private equity owner Bain Capital will sell about 30 per cent of Qantas’ biggest domestic rival, which would value the company at close to $2.3 billion.
- Chris Zappone
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Virgin Australia now has ‘the world’s best business class’ (sort of)
The airline’s partnership with Qatar Airways will see the return of international routes and a business class suite featuring lie-flat seats and privacy doors.
- Katherine Scott
Competition is toughening, but will it be enough for Qantas to lift its game?
Big shake-ups in aviation are hard to see coming. But the demand for better customer service and more robust competition is not going away.
- Chris Zappone
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Former Virgin boss Jayne Hrdlicka lands top job at Dan Murphy’s, BWS
The former airline executive will join Endeavour Group at a time of investor frustration with the performance of the liquor and pubs giant.
- Jessica Yun
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Canary in the plane cabin: How Trump is changing where Australians travel
Australian companies operating on the global stage, such as Flight Centre, are becoming prone to infection from the global trade malaise.
- Elizabeth Knight
Virgin Australia passengers in NZ stumped by series of errors
Qantas stepped in to provide blankets, mats and sleeping bags for Virgin Australia passengers forced to camp at Queenstown Airport, on Saturday night.
- Chris Zappone and Poppy Clark
‘100 people slept on carpet’: Virgin passengers spend Easter in Queenstown after delay, cancellation
Sydney-bound passengers stranded in New Zealand were unable to find accommodation on Saturday night because of the long weekend.
- Chris Zappone
Tariff war could put brakes on post-COVID travel surge
Sharemarket plunges and a weaker dollar, sparked by Donald Trump’s trade war, may prompt more people to stay home rather than head overseas.
- Chris Zappone
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Virgin poised to refund 61,000 customers for pricing error on ticket changes
The airline said the transactions occurred when tickets were repriced in response to customers making changes to their itinerary.
- Chris Zappone
Qantas rivals offer more long-haul routes as dollar crash looms
Capacity for international travel is rising as airlines experiment with new routes. But the real difference may be felt when Qatar and Virgin’s deal takes effect mid-year.
- Chris Zappone
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