Why turbulence can be so dangerous
Here’s what worried airline passengers should know about ‘the most dangerous type of turbulence,’ and how to protect themselves.
Here’s what worried airline passengers should know about ‘the most dangerous type of turbulence,’ and how to protect themselves.
Virgin Australia has taken out on-time performance honours in April after one in five Qantas flights arrived late.
A last-minute Qantas move during hearings to determine compensation for unlawfully outsourced workers could see the workers get almost nothing.
Virgin Australia has followed Qantas’s lead and announced an increase to lounge membership fees plus the reintroduction of a $99 joining fee.
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Australian liquidators appointed to Air Vanuatu say the airline’s financial position is ‘dire’ with debts of $110m.
There will soon be a new option to fast-track passport applications, as the passport office reveals where Australians are most likely to have their travel documents stolen.
Airlines have lauded a series of budget measures which should finally help deliver domestic production of green jet fuel, safeguarding travellers from big fare hikes.
Administrators of failed budget carrier Bonza are seeking formal offers for the airline by the end of the week.
The flying kangaroo is axing its only flights into mainland China due to half empty planes but will add another international route in its place.
The long-awaited fall in international economy airfares has finally arrived with Flight Centre data showing prices down as much as 21 per cent on these popular routes.
A tense four hours in the air for a crippled aircraft has ended with a textbook wheels up landing by the ‘hero’ pilot.
A pilot has been praised after a plane with a broken landing gear circling a major regional Australian airport landed safely.
A pilot has been praised after a plane with a broken landing gear circling a major regional Australian airport landed safely.
Once a sea of wings, the Red Centre’s aircraft storage facility has emptied out in a stark illustration of the current shortage of planes that is gripping airlines.
The US owners of failed budget carrier Bonza have called in financial advisers as another purple tail exits Australia.
The federal government says it won’t be helping Bonza, which owes 60,000 people more than $100m and Queensland isn’t keen either.
Air Vanuatu has been placed into voluntary liquidation as the search begins for a buyer who can get the carrier back into the air.
Cheese and crackers are out and sausage rolls are in, as Qantas heats up its in-flight domestic economy menu.
Hundreds of passengers have been stranded across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific after the airline grounded dozens of flights.
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