Airlines urge states to keep borders open
Airlines are anticipating an announcement of financial assistance beyond JobKeeper but say open borders would help the most.
Airlines are anticipating an announcement of financial assistance beyond JobKeeper but say open borders would help the most.
Fewer than 10 of the 246 Airbus A380 superjumbos built are still flying. What happened to the others? Will they ever return?
There will soon be five flights a week from Brisbane to southern ski field towns with Qantas expecting a bumper season.
Man accused of aircraft tampering has his case thrown out of court because of insufficient evidence.
Qantas is going to court to try to stop a former executive from starting work with Virgin Australia in May.
Amid international border closures and withering demand for pilots, flight schools that haven’t already collapsed are struggling to survive.
Annastacia Palaszczuk says the extension to the international border closure means JobKeeper must be continued.
Qantas’s relaunch of ‘mystery flights’ has been a big hit with the three services to surprise destinations selling out in a flash.
Qantas has warned more jobs could join the thousands it’s already cut if borders remain closed for an extended period.
Qantas is returning to the 1990s by dusting off its mystery flight concept to stimulate travel. But there’ll be a few differences.
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