Airlines, tourism back BCA reopening strategy
Friday’s national cabinet has been urged to consider a three-step COVID exit strategy to reopen Australia to the world.
Friday’s national cabinet has been urged to consider a three-step COVID exit strategy to reopen Australia to the world.
More than 1100 Qantas cabin crew have farewelled the airline in emotional scenes around the country.
The decades-long tradition of pilots camping under their wing at the Birdsville Races has been banned by the local council.
It’s taken a pandemic for airlines to see regional Australia in a new light, adding dozens of new routes to tap booming demand.
Rex has managed to increase its half year profit to $9.9m with the assistance of almost $60m in help from the federal government.
Australia’s aviation safety regulator has given the all clear for the Boeing 737 Max to operate here again, almost two years after the aircraft was first grounded.
Australia’s aviation industry will have received more than $1bn in coronavirus subsidies by the end of the JobKeeper scheme next month.
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has pinned his hopes for recovery on the COVID vaccine’s ability to “change everything”.
Sydney Airport’s boss has called for border restrictions to be eased in line with the rollout of the Covid vaccine.
A digital travel pass developed by airlines is being billed as the ‘global solution’ needed to reopen international borders.
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