Webjet enters loyalty space with brand refresh
Webjet will move into the busy loyalty space, dominated by Qantas Frequent Flyer, in an effort to boost bookings.
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Chinese visitor market roars back to number one
China has rocketed back to the top of Australia’s international visitor markets, representing a welcome windfall for tourism operators.
‘Deserve protections’: Push for flight compo
As the airlines argue they shouldn’t have to pay compensation for cancelled flights, the senator pushing for reform has slammed the carriers’ refund policies.
The great airport carpark rip-off laid bare
Exorbitant carpark charges are generating massive profits for Australia’s major gateways, as airlines hit out at ‘monopoly airports’.
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Aussie sues Qatar Airways after airport fall
An elderly woman’s ill-fated trip to a smoking room at Hamad Airport has triggered a lawsuit against Qatar Airways.
Qantas gets new pilots’ pay deal over the line
Short haul pilots with Qantas have agreed to accept a new deal that will see them paid up to 25 per cent more and even when their flight is cancelled.
Experts not hopeful new MH370 search will succeed
A third search for missing Malaysia Airlines’ flight MH370 appears poised to begin in the Southern Indian Ocean.
Has Virgin stolen the Qantas crown?
After playing second fiddle for so long, Virgin Australia has claimed two key victories over Qantas this week. So is the smaller airline now the bigger success story? HAVE YOUR SAY
Nationwide outage hits major airline
Passengers flying on a major Aussie airline were left unable to check into their flights following a major technical outage.
New data reveals which airlines are on time
New data has been released, revealing which Aussie airlines depart on time the most and which ones are more likely to arrive late.
Chinese ‘live fire’ prompts airline flight path warnings, diversions
Commercial airlines have changed their flight paths over the Tasman Sea to avoid a Chinese military exercise involving live firing up to 50,000 feet, as tensions in the Pacific continue to rise.
Dozens of plane crashes in two months: What is going on?
A series of highly publicised plane crashes have triggered concerns around whether its still safe to fly. Should you board your flight or cancel your trip? Here’s what you need to know.
Engine dramas put brakes on Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand’s half year results have been dealt a hefty blow from engine issues, keeping as many as 11 jets out of service at a time.
Corporate Travel earnings slashed
Corporate Travel’s strong results in Australia and the US have overshadowed an overall drop in half year profit.
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