Wild passenger put on no-fly list
A man had to be restrained and a Qantas flight turned back two hours into its trip after he became abusive and disruptive.
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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.
Forgotten flogging
When the bells started ringing, Malcolm Turnbull and Steven Ciobo had to bolt off to vote.
Qantas plans long-haul buys
Qantas is “reimagining” long-haul travel, ahead of ordering aircraft to fly non-stop from the east coast to London, New York.
Qantas caves in to China push
Qantas will now refer to Taiwan as a Chinese territory, after a request labelled as ‘Orwellian nonsense’ by the White House.
Codeshare deal cops airport flak
Australia’s peak body for airports says the new Qantas-Air New Zealand codeshare deal will likely lessen competition.
Qantas push girls to be pilots
CEO Alan Joyce says that encouraging female school students will help address the global pilot shortage.
Go west
Abercrombie & Kent’s one-off West African small-group tour will focus on people and culture.
Qantas, Air NZ strike a deal
Qantas and Air New Zealand plan to remain ‘fiercely competitive’ despite striking a code-share deal.
Qantas-Air NZ sign new deal
Qantas and Air New Zealand have launched a codeshare agreement making travel between the two countries easier.
Panda-hugger blames Barnaby
Plus, the Chinese are graciously giving Qantas more time to change position on Taiwan.
Bye, bye big birdie
It’s farewell to the original jumbo jet, with Qantas announcing it will retire its last six Boeing 747s by the end of 2020.
Taiwan ire directed at Qantas
China has given Qantas extra time to clarify how it refers to Taiwan after threatening to punish major airlines.
Qantas to clarify Taiwan status
Qantas is granted an extension to ‘further clarify’ how it refers to Taiwan on its website amid demands from Beijing.
Jones defends ‘Joyce bribe’ claim
Alan Jones has defended writing to Alan Joyce over Qantas decision to fly to Toowoomba’s Wellcamp Airport, owned by the Wagner family.
New regulation is make or break
If the regulators set the bar too high, general aviation may well be finished. Set it right and airlines could return to regional towns.
Qantas in hunt for training hub
Qantas will today detail the next stages for selecting the region that will be home to its new pilot training facility.
Qantas delivers $5bn boon
Qantas’s operations delivered more than $5bn to the economy in regional Australia in the last financial year.
Your afternoon Briefing
Good afternoon, readers. Alan Jones’ letter to Qantas chief Alan Joyce is revealed and David Murray is appointed AMP chairman.
Jones to Joyce: Family will bribe you
The broadcaster wrote to Alan Joyce saying he was ‘disgusted’ at news Qantas would use the Wagners’ privately built airport, a court has heard.
Qantas retires ‘awesome big thing’
For staff at Qantas like Peter O’Donohue, the decision to bring forward the retirement of the Boeing 747 is the end of an era.
Qantas 747’s number is up
Qantas has ordered six more Dreamliners and is bringing forward the retirement of its remaining 747 jumbo jets.
Market cheers Qantas trajectory
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has revealed the airline is expecting a record pre-tax profit this year.
Qantas farewells Boeing 747s
The airline is boosting its Dreamliner fleet with the purchase of six new Boeing 787-9s after posting strong revenue growth in the third quarter.
Qantas eyes record pre-tax profit
Qantas says it is expecting a robust full-year result, as it booked strong revenue growth in the third quarter.
Soaring Qantas leads ASX gains
Local stocks have closed at a 2-month high, while Qantas surged more than 8 per cent.
What Folau told rugby boss
Rugby Australia is terrified of losing Qantas as a sponsor. But it’s just as terrified of a defiant Israel Folau quitting.
‘Joyce’s hypocrisy is astounding’
Welcome to what our readers had to say on the wrath of Joyce, the Snowy Hydro chief’s power play, the sorrows of young Smith and welfare for all.
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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