Big news for Qantas frequent flyers
Qantas is about to release 20 million domestic reward seats for members of its Frequent Flyers program.
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Big news for Qantas frequent flyers
Qantas is about to release 20 million domestic reward seats for members of its Frequent Flyers program.
Qantas counting on positive changes to win over shareholders
The airline is hopeful a record share price and new chairman will ensure a less fiery AGM than last year’s disastrous affair.
Qantas strike looms as 400 engineers prepare to stop work on Friday
With the airline’s AGM on Friday, CEO Vanessa Hudson will have to prove her balancing skills as more than 400 engineers prepare to strike, amid calls for a pay rise following record profit.
Qantas to lend its name to new ‘safety academy’
Qantas is preparing to cash in on its solid safety record by lending its name to a new ‘safety academy’ to be run in partnership with Griffith University and RMIT.
Unions lay down the law as Qantas faces more turbulence
Qantas is facing a new stoush with unions after short-haul pilots rejected a hefty 26pc pay rise, adding to the woes faced by the airline’s new chief executive Vanessa Hudson.
Alan Joyce gets on front foot ahead of Qantas expose
The ex-airline CEO has stepped out to combat the bad publicity expected ahead of the launch of a tell-all book on Qantas, likely to reveal new information about his controversial reign.
Aussie markets flat despite Qantas high
The ASX 200 traded sideways on Wednesday, after $48bn was wiped off the sharemarket during Tuesday’s trading.
Qantas strike affects major airports
Hundreds of Qantas engineers are expected to walk off the job in a fight for better pay.
ASX 200 rises; WiseTech falls; Coles, Woolworths gain
WiseTech, MinRes billionaire actions on ASIC radar. Qantas jumps on Jefferies’ boost. Insurer QBE sued for allegedly misleading 500,000 customers. Nine-controlled Domain Holdings flags CEO change.
Qatar Airways takes bold tech step with video call ability
Qatar Airways is claiming a new first in the skies, becoming the only international airline to allow passengers to make video calls or hold Zoom meetings.
Thorpe rails against ‘colonial structures’ but has no issue with Chairman’s Lounge
Lidia Thorpe has racked up thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded interstate travel since entering parliament, and Peter Dutton says there is a ‘strong argument’ for her to resign after her tirade at King Charles.
Qantas’ huge payout to sacked workers
Qantas has been ordered to pay an eye-watering amount to compensate three of the 1700 workers who were illegally fired during the Covid pandemic.
Qantas ordered to pay $170k compo with more to come
Qantas faces a hefty compensation bill for unlawfully outsourced workers but not as much as the TWU might have liked after a Federal Court ruling.
How to get an upgrade to business class
The days of dressing up to get a last-minute seat may be over but there are other ways to get bumped up to the pointy end of the plane.
Qantas denied say in pilots’ standby duty case
Australia’s biggest airline will be shut out of a court case examining whether pilots’ standby duty should be counted as work hours.
Mullen faces Treasury Wine Estates AGM scrutiny
He’s the new Qantas chairman and some shareholder groups fear John Mullen has too much on his plate to be a Treasury Wine Estates director.
Qantas ‘superjumbos’ to bolster capacity in 2025
Qantas will add one new destination and axe another as it welcomes back two more A380s in the year ahead.
Qantas to fight ruling that pilots’ standby duty is work
The airline has weighed into a court battle being waged over the treatment of pilots’ standby duty, after a tribunal found it should be recognised as paid work.
Myer CEO poaches Qantas executives amid reshuffle
Olivia Wirth has put her mark on the department store with the biggest executive shake-up in years with the appointment of two Qantas executives, many veterans departures and the creation of new roles.
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