Qantas steps up Rex battle
Qantas has jumped on another regional route in a move likely to enrage rival carrier Rex.
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Flight QF6032: How Qantas found a way out of Wuhan
Qantas pulled out all the stops to rescue Australians stuck in Wuhan in a masterpiece of planning and logistics.
Planes safer than office for virus: Qantas
Qantas boss Alan Joyce says passengers less likely to get infected in an aircraft cabin than other public spaces.
Union backs Qantas pay deal
Pay deal endorsed by union puts the carrier’s plans for ultra-long-haul flights into motion.
Alan Joyce: Tax, climate and IR top agenda
Qantas chief Alan Joyce says company tax, climate change and industrial relations are the big issues faced by business in 2020.
Joyce ready for Jetstar dogfight
No one should underestimate the resolve of the man who, just over eight years ago, was prepared to ground the entire fleet.
Qantas tops up the taxman
The days of Qantas paying no corporate tax are well and truly over.
Welcome aboard, now listen to your crew
Flight attendants don’t deserve to be abused simply for doing their job: ensuring passenger safety. It’s the law.
Qantas bumps spending up to $2bn
Qantas is targeting annual spending of about $2bn as it refreshes its fleet of aircraft.
Rapper defiant after call to delete posts
will.i.am is remaining defiant after Qantas for him to retract tweets calling a flight attendant racist.
Qantas crew turns its attack on rapper
Flight attendants on the attack over will.i.am’s outing of a Qantas cabin crew member he claims was racist.
Red tape strangling CEOs
Woodside and Qantas chairman Richard Goyder sounds the alarm on regulatory burden overwhelming corporate Australia.
Qantas dumps Beijing route
Qantas will pull its underperforming Sydney-Beijing flights from March as the airline gets serious about cost-cutting.
Boeing cracks: Is it safe to fly?
After warnings from US authorities, Qantas and Virgin have checked 52 Boeing 737s since Wednesday. Here’s what they’ve found.
Qantas grounds 737s as Boeing crisis widens
Qantas takes three 737-800s out of service over hairline cracks, as Boeing grounds dozens of aircraft worldwide.
Ground 737 fleet, Qantas told
Engineers have called for the move until checks for cracks, discovered last night, are completed.
Qantas to inspect 737s after crack found
Safety inspections fast tracked after problems founds in a key component.
Qantas cuts group exec team number
No head of people and culture replacement as Qantas cuts group management committee.
Frequent Flyers targets drivers
Qantas has plans to extend its growing Frequent Flyer universe into your garage.
Qantas board quizzed on climate, diversity
Qantas’s board has faced a barrage of questions on everything from climate change to Todd Sampson’s relevance at its AGM.
Cosy duopoly back
The cosy Qantas -Virgin Australia airline duopoly is flying. Here’s why.
Longest haul flight test for Qantas
A 19½-hour Qantas flight from New York to Sydney on Saturday will break a record.
Emissions are everyone else’s job
Reality has brought Qantas chief Alan Joyce down to earth.
Qantas boss in fraught exercise
It takes a bishop to point out the hypocrisy surrounding the Israel Folau imbroglio.
‘Fly the thought police’
Your say on Qantas’ role in sacking Israel Folau, Trump in London, PM’s Winx at the Queen.
Service nod divides Coalition
Qantas has come under political pressure to follow Virgin and allow ADF veterans to board planes at the front of the queue.
Canberra crisis bad business
Qantas would continue to speak out about controversial issues under a conservative Dutton government, Alan Joyce says.
Sizing up Sims’ energy reforms
Kirby & Kohler ponder an energy market shake-up, a pending credit crunch and how Aldi pushed Qantas off its perch.
Qantas shares low-flying fruit?
Macquarie says the airline’s cash generation is “under appreciated”, the stock well placed to play sector catch up.
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