Virgin fires new shot in WiFi war
Virgin is seeking to steal the march on Qantas by offering customers the ability to test its satellite-based WiFi.
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Wi-Fi war is not a free-for-all
The Wi-Fi war between Qantas and Virgin is shaping up as an epic contest.
Qantas Wi-Fi fails to take off
Qantas was forced to abandon the official launch of its in-flight wi-fi after tests revealed ‘stability issues’.
Qantas CEO hits back at Dutton
The head of Qantas has defended the right of company CEOs to speak out on social issues such as marriage equality.
Dutton: ‘stick to your knitting’
Peter Dutton delivers a stunning gay marriage blast, attacking ‘bullying’ CEOs and Qantas boss Alan Joyce.
Dutton blasts CEOs on gay vote
Peter Dutton will launch a fresh attack against chief executives today, singling out Qantas boss Alan Joyce.
Joyce urges energy action
Qantas chief Alan Joyce has added to business calls for greater certainty of energy supply and pricing.
Qantas-El Al promise smooth travel
Travel between Australia and Israel is set to become easier.
Will this fix recline rage?
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Fare squeeze hits Qantas profit
Qantas’s first half profit has dived 25pc to $515m, but it still managed to top its forecasts for underlying earnings.
Virgin plans Hong Kong flights
Virgin Australia plans to launch direct flights to Hong Kong, going head to head with Qantas and Cathay Pacific.
Virgin ‘not losing’ to Qantas
Virgin’s CEO says the airline is not losing market share to Qantas, as it touts a pending Wi-Fi deal and China plans.
Free Netflix, Foxtel while you fly
Qantas passengers will have access via free Wi-Fi services in first sign it might be phasing out in-flight entertainment systems.
Key assets on a silver platter
Debt-frightened governments keep bungling their infrastructure ventures with private investors.
Australia’s poster boy
The man who created the Qantas kangaroo logo helped put the nation on the world map in other ways.
Rainbow pride takes flight
Qantas has shown its true (rainbow) colours ahead of Sydney’s Mardi Gras festival.
Qantas sheds tyranny of distance
Ability to fly non-stop to destinations like London, or NY, is what makes Qantas’ new planes so intriguing.
Beijing link a winner for Qantas
Bookings for restored daily Qantas flights between Sydney and Beijing are already booming ahead.
Qantas reopens China route
Qantas is ending a seven-year suspension of its China service, as it hopes to cash in on a Beijing ‘goldmine’.
Winha listing has tasty prospect
Fruit and vegetables supplied to Qantas and high-end restaurants will be sold directly into China following a new listing.
Drone law ‘may spur collisions’
Pilots from Qantas and Virgin say easing the rules around drones could lead to collisions with passenger jets.
QantasLink on hunt for recruits
Qantas’s regional airline QantasLink is on a hiring spree.
Qantas picks Dreamliner winner
Melbourne has secured bragging rights over Sydney on another Qantas first.
Qantas unveils Dreamliner route
The first international route for the new ultra-long haul aircraft has been revealed.
Non-stop to London in 17 hours
Perth has beat Darwin to become the first Australian city with a regular non-stop flight to London.
Qantas in spin on US hurdle
Qantas’s plans to dominate the Pacific are in tatters and its routes into San Francisco and Dallas under review.
Qantas US flights plan ditched
Qantas and American Airlines have ended plans to expand their alliance after a ruling by US transport authorities.
Qantas-AA plan ‘unpersuasive’
Qantas has less than a week to rescue its American Airlines tie-up after the US regulator’s red light.
Milk trade to China takes flight
Qantas is set to fly 50,000 litres of fresh milk a week from Hobart to China, in the face of “huge demand”.
‘Don’t be left out of Hyperloop’
An entrepreneur keen on bringing Hyperloop to Australia wants Qantas and Virgin to invest in the transport system.
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