Qantas frequent flyers hit the tracks
Qantas is rejigging its frequent flyers program to give grounded would-be travellers the option of luxury rail journeys.
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Top route back, ‘every flight full’
Australia’s coronavirus-ravaged aviation industry is finally getting off its knees, with flying now at about 50 per cent of last year’s capacity, and climbing.
Virgin’s Hrdlicka lures Qantas cost-cutter
Virgin Australia has poached one of Qantas’ most senior executives, in a major win for the smaller airline.
Virgin slashes 737 MAX order
Virgin Australia will go ahead with its order for Boeing 737 Max aircraft but in a much reduced number.
Weather and luck finally turning for island
Desperately needed rain over Fraser Island has given firefighters the upper hand against a blaze that has raged for two months.
Residents fight as fire swallows Fraser Island
Residents of a small Fraser Island town who are refusing to leave their homes as a bushfire bears down on them face a tense 24-hour wait for a forecast wind change.
Virgin matches Qantas loyalty offer
Qantas and Virgin Australia are competing fiercely for frequent flyers, but who offers the better perks?
More Qantas jobs to go
Qantas to axe even more workers as Sydney Airport bus services are outsourced.
Death of business travel ‘greatly exaggerated’
Pent up demand for business travel is as big as that for leisure travel, says corporate travel king Jamie Pherous.
Vaccine ‘the key to flight recovery’
Qantas is pinning its hopes for a resumption in international flights on a COVID-19 vaccine as travel bubbles fail to materialise.
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