Qantas burns $40m a week
Qantas is burning cash at a rate of more than $40m a week as the airline navigates the coronavirus crisis.
Qantas is burning cash at a rate of more than $40m a week as the airline navigates the coronavirus crisis.
Qantas has flagged fares as low as $19 for Melbourne to Sydney, with Jetstar to stimulate demand when travel bans ease.
Boeing has rolled out the first of its Australian-designed Loyal Wingman combat drones, aimed to be paired with fighter aircraft.
Qantas has flagged ultra-cheap fares on Jetstar to stimulate travel demand when flying is able to resume.
Qantas has accused Perth Airport of withholding $200m in payments for a terminal handed back to the airport
Perth Airport says Qantas and Virgin Australia’s unpaid bills totalling $36m have left it struggling to stay open.
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A US-based investor specialising in budget airlines could pursue its own operation down under if Virgin Australia is liquidated.
Brisbane Airport has unveiled its ‘symbol of hope’ with the physical completion of the long-awaited second runway.
The D rating by S&P Global also reflects Virgin Australia’s filing of a Chapter 15 bankruptcy petition in the US.
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