Qantas dumps Beijing route
Qantas will pull its underperforming Sydney-Beijing flights from March as the airline gets serious about cost-cutting.
Qantas will pull its underperforming Sydney-Beijing flights from March as the airline gets serious about cost-cutting.
After warnings from US authorities, Qantas and Virgin have checked 52 Boeing 737s since Wednesday. Here’s what they’ve found.
Qantas takes three 737-800s out of service over hairline cracks, as Boeing grounds dozens of aircraft worldwide.
Engineers have called for the move until checks for cracks, discovered last night, are completed.
Safety inspections fast tracked after problems founds in a key component.
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A 19½-hour Qantas flight from New York to Sydney on Saturday will break a record.
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Qantas has come under political pressure to follow Virgin and allow ADF veterans to board planes at the front of the queue.
Qantas would continue to speak out about controversial issues under a conservative Dutton government, Alan Joyce says.
Kirby & Kohler ponder an energy market shake-up, a pending credit crunch and how Aldi pushed Qantas off its perch.
Macquarie says the airline’s cash generation is “under appreciated”, the stock well placed to play sector catch up.
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