Qantas’ threat at Folau gay slur
The national airline is considering pulling sponsorship of the Wallabies over Israel Folau’s views on homosexuality.
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‘Act now, do the right thing’
Alan Joyce, the CEO of Qantas, Cricket Australia’s major sponsor, adds to pressure on administrators to finalise punishment for the ball tampering scandal.
How Qantas hopes to kill jetlag
Light therapy, yoga and face products; Qantas reveals weapons to combat jetlag on its first non-stop flight from Perth to London.
Aussies join global hunt for pilots
Qantas Group has started a drive to recruit pilots amid a global scramble to secure pilots.
The long leap to London
A Qantas flight tomorrow will leave Perth for London, nonstop, showing how far the aviation industry has come in 75 years.
Celebrating a Qantas myth
Qantas hit the jackpot when Dustin Hoffman perpetuated an urban myth in the movie Rain Man.
Is jet lag a thing of the past?
Qantas’s historic first non-stop flight from Perth to London tomorrow night will be a test of breakthrough technology.
Tax cut will lift wages: CEOs
The nation’s biggest employers have formally pledged to invest in creating jobs if the Senate backs Malcolm Turnbull’s tax cuts.
Flying from Qantas to Canberra
Qantas’ head of industry affairs is shuttling from the progressive airline into one of the most conservative pockets of Canberra.
Stick to flying planes
When it comes to political correctness, Qantas is in danger of outdoing the ABC.
Investors losers in corporate PC
At the risk of not getting an upgrade, the prize for the most ridiculous corporate communication this week must go to Qantas.
Chairman’s Lounge keeps name
Qantas says its exclusive lounge won’t change its name despite the airline telling staff to stop using “gender-inappropriate” terms like “chairman”.
Qantas ‘should be applauded’
Tony Abbott says Qantas has gone PC mad as the airline tells staff use “gender-appropriate’’ words and to recognise the reality of Australian invasion.
Cher and Gladys
The first Mardi Gras since same-sex marriage was awash with politicians.
Qantas sticks with Sky for in-flight
Sky News has fended off competition from the ABC for Qantas in-flight news bulletins.
Qantas threatens US routes
Qantas and American Airlines are threatening to cut services if US regulators do not approve their proposed joint venture.
Local controls city’s second airport
Western Sydney Airport will have one of its own as its inaugural chief executive.
Tax cuts to remain ‘competitive’
Qantas joins government to argue the case for business tax cuts, after the airline posted its best result in its 98-year-history.
Qantas climbs to record profit
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has declared the economy is starting to fire on all cylinders after posting a record first-half profit.
Qantas plans huge flight school
Qantas expects its planned new pilot training academy will become one of the biggest in the southern hemisphere.
Qantas mirrors economy’s climb
Qantas’s record half-year profit has underlined the growing strength in Australia’s economy, which is gaining altitude.
How Joyce created Qantas record
It’s a mixture of tough disclipline and surprising imagination that has enabled Alan Joyce to produce a bumper Qantas result.
Qantas hails record profit
Qantas says its underlying interim profit climbed 15pc to a record $976m, despite rising fuel costs, as it rewards shareholders.
Qantas warns on foreign access
Qantas has warned politicians against any move to let foreign-owned international airlines fly Australian domestic routes.
Churchie rebels’ show of force
Qantas chairman Leigh Clifford was among speakers at a testimonial dinner organised by rebel Churchie old boys.
Qantas goes cinematic
WATCH: Qantas unveils new inflight safety video which weaves safety instructions with clips of Australians around the world.
High-flyer takes off with a2 Milk
Jayne Hrdlicka reckons the toughest conversation of her corporate career was when she told Qantas she was leaving.
Hrdlicka takes off for a2 Milk
Qantas loyalty boss Jayne Hrdlicka has announced she is leaving the aviation sector to take up the leadership of a2 Milk.
Hrdlicka quits Qantas for a2
A2 Milk says its new CEO, Qantas loyalty boss Jayne Hrdlicka, is a “star” who can take the company to the next level.
Dining with the chairman
If you have to ask to join this exclusive aviation club, you’re not going to be asked. That’s the equation for status.
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