Qantas in court over massive job cuts
Qantas has been taken to court over its recent job cuts, with the Transport Workers Union saying the decision is unlawful.
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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.
Virgin’s frequent flyer counter-attack
The carrier has delivered its pitch to snatch Qantas’s most loyal passengers with a lucrative new membership.
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.
Qantas ‘threw workers to the kerb’
Qantas has been accused of using COVID-19 as cover to sack thousands of Australian workers and replace them with cheap labour from overseas.
Qantas flies high as corporates shift
Qantas long road to recovery will be helped by the addition of 25 new corporate accounts.
One thing helping Qantas get back on its feet
Australia’s premier airline says the reopening of state borders is assisting in the company’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Iron ore lifts ASX, Macquarie in $2.3bn deal
The ASX rose 0.4pc to a 5-day high on a daily close basis and the $A stayed firm after hitting a more than 2-year high in early trading. Resources led after a jump in iron ore and oil prices
Joyce to update Qantas outlook
The move by Qantas chief Alan Joyce comes on the back of increased demand flowing from the opening of state borders.
Sacked Qantas workers’ plea to ScoMo
Furious Qantas ground workers set to lose their jobs to outsourcing are marching on Canberra, pleading with the Prime Minister for help.
Rex’s big city plans take off
Rex is promising to deliver a ‘Qantas experience at Jetstar prices’ as it prepares to launch flights on capital city routes from March.
Qantas swings axe on 2000 more jobs
Qantas has confirmed another 2000 jobs will go from the airline, amid a major overhaul of ground handling operations.
‘Un-Australian’: Workers lash Qantas cull
Qantas has confirmed thousands of staff will lose their jobs after a decision to outsource the majority of its ground-handling operations.
Qantas union loses sick leave appeal
Unions have failed for a second time to force Qantas to pay sick leave allowance for its stood down workers.
Joyce flies in to see what’s on offer
Daniel Andrews has met with Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce, as the airline entertains a bidding war for a possible relocation of key facilities.
Andrews lobbies Joyce for Qantas relocation
Daniel Andrews has met with Alan Joyce, as Qantas fosters a bidding war between states for a relocation of key facilities, including head office.
Big sign Qantas HQ will leave Sydney
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has had a key meeting which signals a strong possibility the airline’s headquarters could be moving to a new state.
Qantas swoops on rival frequent flyers
In a bold move, Qantas is offering the most loyal passengers of other airlines a chance to fast track their frequent flyer status to gold.
Perry and Qantas back to the drawing board
It’s the longest-running culinary partnership in aviation history — Australia’s prince of high end airline food and the beloved national carrier. So, what’s the secret sauce?
Airlines scramble extra flights as borders open
Qantas and Virgin Australia have crammed hundreds of extra flights into their schedule as the PM hails Qld border reopening.
Sport head honcho from deep pool
A month after the departure of Sports Australia chairman John Wylie, the list of contenders to replace him is growing long.
Proof of vaccine could boost travel: Qantas boss
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has revealed plans are afoot to slash quarantine periods for foreign arrivals in Australia.
Travelling light
DJ Steve Bowen started a countdown at the Albury-Wodonga border before blasting That’s Freedom by John Farnham after the fall of the Berejiklian Wall.
Clipped wings limit Virgin’s market share
Virgin Australia will face an uphill battle to regain its domestic market share, having already lost ground to rival Qantas.
Qantas baggage handlers bid to save jobs
Qantas ground crews face a nervous wait after lodging a proposal to keep their jobs in-house.
Big hint on when we can head overseas
Qantas has hinted at when it hopes to increase international flights as it announces more connections between Melbourne and Sydney.
Olivia Wirth: Why it’s okay to live for your job
Qantas’s Loyalty chief Olivia Wirth talks about her boss Alan Joyce, partner Paul Howes and how she has dealt with the pandemic challenge.
Airport favours foreign airlines: Joyce
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has accused Sydney Airport of prioritising foreign airlines over domestic carriers in an effort to make more money.
Don’t regulate away recovery, pleads Qantas’ Joyce
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce pleads with regulators not to be overzealous, saying he’s looking forward to competing against his friend, new Virgin CEO Jayne Hrdlicka.
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