Qantas pilots to move over Sydney school spat
Qantas has scrapped plans to build a new $120m pilot training centre in Sydney after a compensation battle with the NSW government.
Qantas has scrapped plans to build a new $120m pilot training centre in Sydney after a compensation battle with the NSW government.
Qantas is threatening to claw back overpayments to workers after it rejected union claims that more than 900 had been underpaid.
The move will see regional QantasLink services returned to the Flying Kangaroo.
Government must encourage business to invest post-virus with tax or investment allowances, says Qantas chair.
Qantas has flagged ultra-cheap fares on Jetstar to stimulate travel demand when flying is able to resume.
Perth Airport says Qantas and Virgin Australia’s unpaid bills totalling $36m have left it struggling to stay open.
Qantas says SafeWork NSW has no business requesting the private medical information of the airline’s employees.
Qantas and Virgin Australia are refusing to extend the expiry period for frequent flyer points in the coronavirus crisis.
Canberra says there are alternate buyers for Virgin, which just happens to be what Canberra wanted in the first place.
Sustaining Australia’s aviation industry seen as ‘critical to protecting livelihoods and saving lives’.
When Qantas was privatised in 1993, there was a liability of $1.4bn the federal government eventually agreed to guarantee.
The federal government has no intention of being Virgin’s ‘white knight’, dismissing growing calls for it to intervene to save the airline.
Australia Post says Qantas’s decision to limit domestic routes will hit deliveries hard, delaying up to 100 tonnes of freight a day.
With no commercial flights to cater for, the Gold Coast airport has temporarily shut its doors.
Virgin Australia reduces domestic flights to a single route as Qantas reveals 95 per cent drop in Easter travellers.
Qantas has told staff that virus cases in up to 50 employees would have been contracted overseas, rather than in-flight.
The question is how far the government should go to ensure we have two airlines when the crisis is over.
Qantas A330s, normally used for people travelling to Hawaii, have landed a new gig flying freight to and from China.
Qantas staff have been warned coronavirus is spreading in three ways after the infection of dozens of staff, including pilots.
Qantas says any staff who feel unwell must not show up for work at any Australian airport.
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