No sign of ransom demands after Qantas hack
Hackers or criminals trying to ransom stolen Qantas data have not contacted the airline following this weeks massive data breach.
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Bolder reform, tourism funding needed: CEOs
The bosses of some of Australia’s biggest companies have laid out their wish lists from the Albanese government at the Australia’s Economic Outlook event in Sydney.
Qantas urges customer vigilance after cyber attack
Personal information stolen from Qantas customers is yet to be ‘shopped’ on the dark web, nor has the airline faced a ransom demand as its investigations continue.
Qantas weighing data-breach compensation
Australia’s largest airline is yet to determine any case for compensation after customers’ contact details and frequent flyer numbers were stolen during a cyber attack.
What you need to do about Qantas password
Millions of Qantas customers have had their personal details hacked, but what about passwords? Here’s what Qantas says you need to do.
Vanessa Hudson’s first big test as Qantas boss is here
The fallout from the massive Optus and Medibank cyber breaches was around the quality of response. There are big questions for Qantas to answer with this attack.
Albanese must step up to protect Aussies after Qantas hack
After dismissing a cyber attack on super funds, the Prime Minister must finally step up to protect Aussies after hackers hit Qantas, exposing six million people to online crime.
‘Hallmarks of Scattered Spider’: Six million hit in Qantas cyber attack
The ‘financially motivated threat group’ Scattered Spider could be behind a massive breach of Qantas customer data, according to cyber analysts. CEO Vanessa Hudson apologised for the incident and said customers can trust Qantas.
Up to 6 million hit by Qantas cyber attack
Australia’s national carrier has confirmed that up to six million customers have had their personal data compromised.
Helia, Domino’s top losers; ASX 200 at record high
Lenders insurer Helia may lose ING contract months after CBA hit. RBA easing next week fully priced in despite weak retail sales. Domino’s CEO exit leaves plans in disarray. Cyber attack weighs on Qantas.
Qantas snaps up midlife 737s as it awaits arrival of A321XLR
Qantas will buy four ‘midlife’ 737-800s to provide bridging capacity as it pays the price for delays in new aircraft orders under previous CEO Alan Joyce.
Flights resume to Middle East and Europe
Qantas is among dozens of airlines reworking schedules after the closure and reopening of Qatari airspace with passengers assured ‘safety is their top priority’.
Oil’s wild ride won’t hold back Virgin’s IPO
Market turmoil be damned. Virgin is determined to push ahead with the year’s biggest stockmarket listing.
Qantas 737 catches fire while undergoing maintenance
A Qantas 737 has needed more extensive repairs than first thought after a forgotten vacuum sparked a fire in the cargo hold, which went undetected for hours.
Qantas makes a surprise comeback at world airline awards | FULL LIST
The Skytrax World Airline Awards have been revealed at the Paris Air Show. Where did Qantas land?
Will the Virgin Australia IPO happen just in time?
Days out from its float, Virgin Australia’s shareholders will be strategizing how to navigate the tragic Air India crash, and fears of war in the Middle East.
Why the Virgin-Qatar partnership is good news for your wallet
There’s nothing like a bit of competition to get airlines’ creative juices flowing and Australian travellers are the beneficiaries. Qantas, Emirates and Etihad are refusing to cede ground to the new Qatar timetable enabled by its Virgin alliance.
‘Unmatched’: World’s safest airlines revealed
Airline experts have ranked the world’s safest carriers and there’s some great news for Aussie icon Qantas.
Qantas, Jetstar to keep flying 787s after Air India crash
Widely considered one of the safest aircraft ever made, Boeing’s Dreamliner is now under a cloud after the first fatal hull loss crash of a 787-8.
What it’s like on the first Virgin-Qatar international flight
This historic flight could change how we travel to Europe – and Qantas should be extremely worried.
‘Unmatched’: World’s safest airlines revealed
Airline experts have ranked the world’s safest carriers and there’s some great news for Aussie icon Qantas.
Why your Qantas frequent flyer points will lose value, but members can still win
A devaluation of Qantas points is coming, but savvy members who treat them as an investment can still enjoy rich rewards.
Qantas launches huge sale on premium seats
Hopeful travellers can book return flights to popular international destinations at discounted rates in this massive sale.
Qantas launches huge sale on premium seats
Hopeful travellers can book return flights to popular international destinations at discounted rates in this massive sale.
A savvy corporate leader just starting to hit her straps
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has both shown off her business acumen and distanced herself from predecessor Alan Joyce with a well-timed decision to axe loss-making Jetstar Asia.
Qantas finds silver lining in Jetstar Asia closure
Qantas will shutter loss-making Singapore-based Jetstar Asia by the end of July, and bring the airline’s 13 jets down under.
ASX 200 trims gains after all-time high
ASX ends flat after record high. CBA falls after record high. Qantas down after decision to close Jetstar Asia. Zip, Fletcher Building top gainers. US, China trade negotiators reach ‘framework’ for Geneva agreement. US appeals court extends Trump tariff win.
Why Qantas could learn a lot from our Kiwi neighbours
Air New Zealand’s premium airport lounge in Sydney impresses with its range of facilities and views stretching all the way to Botany Bay.
Qantas ‘truly sorry’ for staff incident
Qantas says it is ‘truly sorry’ after a staff member suffered a life-altering injury, while her family say they were kept in the dark.
Qantas apologises after hundreds ‘stranded’
The airline has apologised to customers stranded overnight in Baku and promised to get them to Singapore “as soon as possible”.
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