Jetstar fumes after man finds flight ‘loophole’
A man who took advantage of a free flight loophole has exposed a big issue, and Jetstar aren’t happy about it.
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Qld government kills hopes of help for Bonza
The federal government says it won’t be helping Bonza, which owes 60,000 people more than $100m and Queensland isn’t keen either.
China, Australia in the mix to save Air Vanuatu
Air Vanuatu has been placed into voluntary liquidation as the search begins for a buyer who can get the carrier back into the air.
Major airline enters voluntary liquidation
Customers have been left stranded after a major airline entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all flights.
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Rapturous reception for first arrivals
Australia’s first international tourists in two years have been given a rapturous welcome at airports as the last barriers to travel came down.
Tourism operators ready to thrill
The imminent return of international tourists is giving tourism operators something to cheer about after a lean two-years.
Captain Santa signs off after 40 Christmas flights
Qantas’s own Captain Santa is preparing to hang up his wings but not the red suit after his final Christmas flight on Saturday.
Finally, no borders on family reunions
Queensland’s border has opened and closed multiple times in the last 2 years but this time it ‘felt real’.
Tears, hugs and kisses on day of pure joy
Sydney International Airport’s arrivals hall transformed from a lifeless empty space to one heaving with humanity after borders opened to fully vaccinated returning Aussies on Monday.
Touch and go as tourism waits for take-off
Tourism leaders fear operators will struggle to survive until vaccination rates rise high enough for borders to reopen.
Council licks its wounds after fight with 82-year-old top gun
A bizarre court case over the use of an aircraft hangar has left a far north Queensland council red-faced.
Virus success leaves Bali in the shade
A new airline in the making is banking on a tiny US territory becoming Australia’s new Bali.
Pigs can’t fly, but dogs and cats soon can
Australia’s aviation safety regulator will open the door to pets travelling in aircraft cabins later this year, leaving the decision in the hands of airlines.
Call to weigh anchor on cruising our waters
Vaccinations are not needed for the resumption of cruising in Australia, infectious disease expert says.
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