Former Qantas boss to lose millions
After backlash, former Qantas boss Alan Joyce’s bonuses will be cut by more than $9m, with the airline admitting it made “mistakes”.
After backlash, former Qantas boss Alan Joyce’s bonuses will be cut by more than $9m, with the airline admitting it made “mistakes”.
Air New Zealand has become the first major airline to scrap its ambitious carbon emissions reduction targets, noting there are only so many levers it can pull.
The Federal Court has heard Rex owes money to 4450 creditors and that figure does not include the 185,000 customers whose flights have been cancelled.
The tourism boom enjoyed by regional Australia during the pandemic when there was nowhere else to travel is still going strong, and delivering valuable jobs.
Boeing has teamed with the CSIRO on a plan to turn Australian feedstock into five billion litres of sustainable aviation fuel by 2025.
A private airport lounge operator has opened more facilities as it ramps up the challenge to major airlines whose annual memberships cost up to $540.
The company has restarted pilot training for Chinese airlines, despite not being able to find enough people to fly its own regional services.
A sharp increase in drones flying in airport no-fly zones has commercial pilots on alert and the regulator erecting warning signs.
While Aussie airlines are still refusing to welcome pets on board, other carriers have big rewards for passengers who regularly travel with their cat, dog or even bird.
Could climate change spell the end of the European summer holiday? One travel chief believes Australians will alter their plans in the years ahead.
Qantas chief Alan Joyce has shot down claims the government is doing the airline’s bidding after rival carrier Qatar Airways was denied more flights into Australia.
The final report on a Qantas flight that suffered engine failure has revealed the cockpit voice recorder was ‘inadvertently’ wiped after the incident.
The Prime Minister’s son, a 23-year-old university student, has been deemed worthy of a spot in “most exclusive club in the country”.
The aviation industry has demanded Transport Minister Catherine King show it some support after she suggested high-speed rail would help decarbonise Australia and get planes out of the sky.
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