Qantas pilots fight longer flights
Qantas pilots are going to court over a new fatigue risk management scheme which increases maximum flight times.
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Woolies store named virus hot spot
Anyone who visited a Woolworths supermarket in Melbourne’s inner east is urged to get tested after a customer tested positive for coronavirus.
NT facility to quarantine returning Aussies
New Qantas charter flights to repatriate stranded Australians in the UK and India are expected to start within a week.
NT facility to quarantine returning Aussies
Qantas charter flights to repatriate stranded Australians from UK, India with Howard Springs to be used for quarantine.
Qantas is selling super stylish Martin Grant-designed tracksuits
Miss flying? Never fear, you can still be close to your favourite airline with their new range of casual clothing.
Qantas launches range of leisure wear
COVID’s devastating impact on airlines prompts Qantas to branch out into designer leisure wear, with prices starting at $150.
Freight grants help OS airlines
Qantas pilots have questioned why Australia is paying foreign carriers millions to carry airfreight out of the country.
Qantas plans more ‘flights to nowhere’
Qantas has declared its first scenic flight around Australia a spectacular success.
Big opportunity for little airlines
Smashing Australia’s airline industry to pieces, the COVID crisis has created a unique opportunity for smaller operators
Come Fly With Me
In this year of turmoil and tragedy, Australia has missed out on Qantas’ 100th birthday party. A three-part SBS documentary series promises to put wrongs to right.
‘Extraordinary’: Qantas’s fury over borders
Qantas has taken aim at one key Aussie state for its hard border stance, saying its “extraordinary criteria” would lead to economic disaster.
Qantas challenges Rex on tourist route
Qantas has added a new intrastate route to its network, to the NSW south coast, sparking an angry response from Rex.
Qantas wins legal stoush with union
Qantas could not have prevented the stand-down of more than 400 workers during the pandemic, a court has ruled as the airline scored a legal win.
Kiwis opt to remain flightless
New Zealanders are not exactly rushing to take up the Australian government’s offer to visit NSW and the NT.
Qantas opens NZ flight bookings
The airline has moved quickly after news New Zealanders will be able to visit Sydney and the NT from October 16.
Jets ‘came within 15m of colliding’
Two Qantas jets came within 15m of a collision at Perth Airport after one ignored a stop signal and taxied into the path of another preparing for take-off.
Qantas jets metres from collision
Two Qantas jets came within 15m of colliding at Perth Airport after one ignored a stop signal and taxied on to a runway.
Ruby passengers infected eight on flight
Genomic sequencing has traced a cluster of COVID-19 cases that emerged in WA to a Qantas flight that carried scores of infected Ruby Princess passengers.
Banks, miners weigh on ASX
Banks and miners weighed on the ASX 200 and Westpac’s Bill Evans pushed his RBA easing prediction out to November from October.
Qantas 8 weeks from going broke: court
The Federal Court has heard that Qantas was eight to 10 weeks from going broke had it continued to operate at full capacity.
Workers dudded by Qantas ‘OT JobKeeper theft’
A Federal Court ruling has found Qantas wrongly used the JobKeeper allowance to cover workers’ overtime payments.
Qantas gets creative with jumbo bar sale
Qantas’ million-dollar drinks trolleys are just the latest example of airlines’ extremely creative efforts to make money while they’re stuck on the ground.
Qantas drops a bomb on the Wallabies
Australian rugby’s year from hell just got a whole lot worse after Qantas’ decision to end its 30-year sponsorship of the Wallabies.
We’ll find another Qantas, says RA
Rugby Australia wouldn’t accept a contra-only deal and is betting on a new sponsor. Will we see the Zoom Wallabies?
Cash-strapped Qantas dumps Wallabies
Qantas has announced it is ending its 30-year sponsorship relationship with Rugby Australia in what is a huge blow for the code.
Bargain flights coming as borders reopen
Jetstar is expected to launch a flash sale between Sydney and Adelaide in the next 24 hours as Australia’s airlines gear up to resume travel to NSW.
Airline’s move to take on Qantas, Virgin
A regional airline has taken a big step in its plan to battle Qantas and Virgin in the Sydney-Melbourne-Brisbane “golden triangle”.
Pandemic reveals double standards
COVID-19 has us reviving our old values, including an intense dislike of hypocrisy. Politicians and CEOS will need to adapt.
Frequent flyers hoard and hope
Almost 80 per cent of Qantas’s 13 million frequent flyers are stockpiling their points for when borders finally reopen.
Thousands back Qantas petition
Qantas says thousands are backing its position to call for an end to state border closures to regions with little to no cases of COVID-19.
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