Surprise detail in Qantas sacking hearing
The Flying Kangaroo is waiting to learn how much it is set to pay in penalties following a three-day hearing in the Federal Court.
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Qantas savaged by Federal Court judge Michael Lee
Federal Court judge Michael Lee has dismantled Qantas’ handling of the unlawful outsourcing case, suggesting it lacked candour and was untruthful in its defence.
‘A mistake’: Qantas claim after sackings
Qantas could be forced to pay $120m in penalties on top of the millions it is already set to pay in compensation to sacked workers.
‘A mistake’: Qantas claim after sackings
Qantas could be forced to pay $120m in penalties on top of the millions it is already set to pay in compensation to sacked workers.
All is far from Bonza as the bust airline sparks credit card lawsuit
More than $775,000 is owed to the customers of financially crashed ocker airline Bonza and now its credit-card processor has joined the line-up of lawsuits against the parent company.
Reason for Aussie airline’s mega profits
Two of Australia’s biggest airlines are paving the way for a duopoly of the skies, with the consumer watchdog explaining how they reaped mega profits in the first half of the financial year.
Eye-watering sum Qantas saved after sackings
The airline was faced with a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to save millions each year after illegally sacking workers.
Eye-watering sum Qantas saved after sackings
The airline was faced with a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to save millions each year after illegally sacking workers.
Lack of domestic competition making Qantas and Virgin rich
The absence of serious domestic competition has Qantas and Virgin Australia raking in the cash, the ACCC reports.
Qantas legal notes on outsourcing reveal Project Sunrise concerns
Qantas had legal advice that outsourcing ground crew was more lawful than 20-hour Project Sunrise flights, a Federal Court hearing has been told.
Qantas ‘deeply sorry’ for ‘appalling act’
Qantas has admitted it was “in the wrong” when it illegally sacked more than 1800 ground workers, with the airline waiting for the penalty to be imposed.
Qantas facing huge $120m fine over illegal sackings
Qantas has admitted it was “in the wrong” when it illegally sacked more than 1800 ground workers, with the airline waiting for the penalty to be imposed.
Qantas and Virgin want a bio-fuel industry but will Canberra act?
Australia’s airlines are pushing for the establishment of a sustainable fuel (SAF) industry here, and want the Albanese government to show it’s not just all talk.
Qantas announces new international route
Qantas will relaunch international flights from a major Aussie city with direct flights to a cosmopolitan Pacific city and a connecting hop to New York City.
Game changing feature in Aussie lounge
Qantas has revealed a surprise aesthetic design theme inside a brand new lounge which will be an experience for passengers like “nothing else”.
Qantas slashes prices in huge Asia sale
A major airline has dropped prices on flights to Asian tourist hotspots, giving Aussies a chance to escape the winter chill for a bargain price.
CBA cuts Aus economic growth forecast; Woodside under pressure
Banking giant trims Australia’s GDP growth forecast. Nearly 20 per cent of Woodside investors reject election of climate director. BlueScope warns of an inflation jump from President Trump’s tariffs as he spruiks deal with the UK. Aussie dollar in demand.
Forced landing 8 hours into Qantas flight
A Qantas flight direct from Perth to London has had to make an unexpected stop in the Maldives following a medical emergency on board.
Horror as woman falls 5m at Sydney airport
A female Qantas worker has been rushed to hospital after falling from a height of about 5m at a major airport.
Qantas finally boots up wi-fi on international flights
Qantas has quietly switched on wi-fi on select international routes after delays placed it behind rival carriers that have offered internet connectivity in the skies for years.
Qantas workers win with pay deal
The Transport Workers Union’s deal with Qantas Freight delivers $8000 pay rises for labour hire workers.
Business class quad pods the new way for families to fly
A string of airlines are rolling out new cabin features like the first ever business class ‘quad suites’ on Qatar that allow a family of four to sit together for meals, in a move designed to challenge Qantas’ comeback.
Virgin and Qantas’ neck-and-neck battle for on-time crown
Virgin Australia’s plans for a June IPO have received a boost with new on-time performance data crowning the airline the country’s most punctual once again.
The second lives of Qantas planes: where the 747s are flying still
Think your 30-year-old, red-tailed A330 is tired? We tracked where some of Qantas’s most beloved but oldest planes have ended up, from the Mojave desert to other big airlines.
Cocaine and Bali: Leader’s secret life exposed
Cocaine rocks, powdery Qantas cards and an escape to Bali when revelations of alleged drug offending blew up are some of the wild new details in the David Speirs saga.
How to build a mega frequent flyer points war chest – without flying
Qantas and Virgin Australia’s reward programs aren’t just for frequent flyers — Aussies are using everyday spending and these savvy hacks to earn big travel perks. Here’s how to join them.
Qantas marks 90 years flying abroad as fleet woes clip its wings
It’s 90 years to the day since Qantas first carried two passengers on a DH86 aircraft from Brisbane to Singapore but the airline now faces significant challenges to its expansion.
Earn 500k frequent flyer points just by having money in your account
Customers can now earn up to 500,000 Qantas Points per month just by having money in their account under a new partnership with one of the big banks.
Qantas brand reaches new heights in global rankings
After years of decline, Qantas’ brand is on the rise with the carrier returning to the top ten ‘strongest airline brands’ globally thanks to a $1.3bn boost to its reputation.
All the ingredients to save a world of waste
Saveful wants to help eliminate Australia’s $36.6bn annual food waste problem and it’s attracting heavyweight supporters such as Qantas, Nestle and Bega.
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