Qantas boss Joyce wants ‘hotspots’ defined
Alan Joyce said Qantas stood ready to assist in bringing Australians home as part of the boosting of quarantine caps.
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Flight attendant pivots in economy shift
The pandemic has forced sudden career shifts for some, but it’s not always a bad thing.
Qantas mystery tour over closed borders
Qantas has promised to look at more ‘scenic’ flights after a non-stop seven-hour flight from Sydney to Sydney sold out in ten minutes.
Qantas grounds jets despite push for repatriation
A demand by the Morrison government for the states to boost hotel quarantine capacity won’t convince Qantas to reinstate international flights before July next year.
Qantas slammed over HQ ‘auction’
A federal minister is urging the states not to be sucked in by a Qantas move that risks a ‘wave of corporate welfare-seeking’.
Qantas mulls HQ move
Sydney-headquartered Qantas is thinking of pulling up stumps at Mascot and moving interstate to save money.
Qantas leaves passengers in bookings limbo
Qantas is leaving passengers with international flight bookings in limbo by refusing to cancel services from October onwards.
Union protesters at Qantas CEO’s door
Angry union members have taken their protest against outsourcing by Qantas to the Sydney home of Alan Joyce.
Qantas fires latest shots in borders battle
Qantas urges 20,000 stood-down staff to petition states and territories to re-open borders and find a common definition for a ‘hot spot’.
Qantas fires latest shots in borders battle
Qantas has enlisted 20,000 of its stood-down staff to pressure premiers on border closures, and a hotspot agreement.
Stay woke, go broke: environment not Qantas’ bottom line
Many companies may promote themselves as beacons of virtue signalling. The reality is, wokeness doesn’t come cheap.
Joyce tips higher fares after pandemic
Alan Joyce says higher airfares are likely in a post-COVID world as airlines seek to return to profitability.
Qantas taps another $500m
Qantas has raised another $500m to boost its cash reserves and cover a $400m debt due next year.
‘Economic damage’ of border closures real: Goyder
The former Wesfarmers boss also expressed doubt about the resurgence of manufacturing in Australia but said we need to look at where we have competitive advantage.
Qantas to scrap regional air bases in Qld and WA
Qantas’ regional carrier has said it will scrap two of its regional air bases to better reflect travel demand.
Qantas outsources handlers, 2500 more jobs go
Qantas will outsource ground handling operations in a move that will see 2500 jobs go on top of the 6000 already announced.
Review: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
It’s Saturday evening, I have my Qantas pyjamas on, a glass of wine and some snacks, and I’m flying the world.
Qantas in new $400m bond issue
Qantas is tapping the bond market in an issue that is expected to be worth more than $400m.
Qantas axes top CEO position
Qantas has axed one of its top executive positions as the airline continues to cut staff numbers to reduce operating costs.
Qantas International CEO’s wings clipped
Qantas International CEO Tino La Spina has become the airline’s highest ranking casualty of the COVID cuts.
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