Secret WFH perk Aussies are loving
Aussies working from home are taking advantage of a midweek perk and aren’t telling their boss what they’re doing.
Aussies working from home are taking advantage of a midweek perk and aren’t telling their boss what they’re doing.
An aviation expert has revealed why it’s so hard for a third airline carrier to survive in Australia following Rex’s fall into voluntary administration.
Rex’s 737 services were good value, punctual, never crowded and the in-flight service was warm and friendly. But up until 12 days before it collapsed, hardly anyone knew about them.
Rex administrators say there’s already strong interest to buy the airline as debate rages over the government’s role in fostering competition among carriers.
The airline’s return to profit has workers demanding a share of the spoils, and warning they will fight to get it.
Airport fire and rescue teams are threatening industrial action over proposed changes to their job description.
The flood of social media posts out of Europe has triggered a rush on 2024 bookings as travellers take advantage of lower airfares.
Self-service security checkpoints meant to reduce queuing, designed by Adelaide-based Micro-X, are set to be tested at a US airport.
The aim of trials starting next week is to make boarding ‘quicker’, as on-time performance data shows flight delays and cancellations continue to plague domestic carriers.
Forget Santorini or the Grand Canyon, the iconic Australian landmark has taken out top billing as the best place in the world to watch the sun go down.
An Australian couple’s dream trip to Europe turned into the stuff of “nightmares” when they checked their credit card balance and didn’t recognise any of the charges.
Sydney Airport’s boss wants Qantas and Virgin Australia to give up precious slots to allow other airlines to fly out of the gateway.
A mix of new corporate clients and strong leisure travel demand has put Flight Centre on track for a $483m turnaround.
Qatar Airways has been refused an application for more capacity into Australia after opposition from Qantas and five women suing the airline.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/business/companies/travel/page/106