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Qantas hack includes Chairman’s Lounge membership data

Hackers who stole data from nearly 6 million Qantas customers have information about the airline’s lounge memberships, including who is in the exclusive member-only Chairman’s Lounge.

  • Chris Zappone

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Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson

‘I dropped everything’: Qantas boss clears the air on cyberattack

It’s the first crisis Qantas has experienced under Vanessa Hudson’s watch, and while things could have been worse, any company whose systems are hacked tends to wear that stain for a while.

  • Elizabeth Knight

Qantas customers face wait until ‘next week’ for details of data hack

The airline says frequent flyer accounts are secure and it will “review everything”, including call centre operations.

  • Chris Zappone
Qantas has been the target of a cyber attack.

Villain or victim? Qantas cyberattack will be a test of customer faith

The data breach is a blow to the progress of the airline’s rehabilitation.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson is overseeing the response to the incident.

Qantas cybersecurity breach: All you need to know

A review of the incident showed the stolen data included customer names, email addresses, phone numbers and birthdates. It also included frequent flyer numbers.

  • Chris Zappone
Business class on a Qantas Airbus A330.

Why Qantas deserves to miss out on top 10 airlines list

Qantas could once boast it had one of the most valuable brands in the country. It has a fair way to go to get back to that.

  • Elizabeth Knight
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Jetstar Asia’s last flight will take off in July.

Cleaning up the Qantas mess that Alan Joyce left

Replicating Jetstar’s Australian success was one element of Joyce’s empire-building master plan. It failed.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Qantas’ lawyers are arguing for a mid-range penalty instead of the maximum $121 million.

Qantas illegally fired staff to survive ‘business calamities’, court hears

Lawyers for the airline argue for a mid-range fine on the third day of hearings to determine how much it will need to pay for illegally outsourcing workers.

  • Frances Howe
The new routes launch in December.

Qantas braces for final sting from illegal sackings

The airline’s boss has so far managed to clean up most of the mess left behind by her predecessor but at a hefty cost.

  • Elizabeth Knight
The new Qantas first-class suite planned for its A350 ultra-long range flights.

Qantas’ Project Sunrise could take passengers over the Arctic

The extraordinary range of the Airbus A350-1000 ULR – for “ultra-long range” – will give Qantas passengers the ability to skip time-consuming stops and fly direct from Australia to any point on the globe.

  • Chris Zappone

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