Tullamarine smashes March traveller record
A record number of international travellers passed through Melbourne Airport in March, thanks to the Formula One Grand Prix and the start of Turkish Airlines services.
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NSW injects $100m into a greener aviation industry
The NSW government will contribute $100m in order to get a sustainable aviation fuel industry worth billions to the economy, off the ground in Australia.
Qantas frequent flyers’ verdict on Classic Plus
The airline’s new frequent flyer product has members divided whether it’s a genuine attempt to reward their loyalty.
Who benefits from Qantas’ loyalty revamp, really?
Lukewarm at best is the way to describe the way Frequent Flyer experts see the Qantas revamp aimed at keeping more than 15 million members earning and burning.
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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.
Jab delays bring out holiday shorts
A bounce back in tourism-related stocks is fading and the ‘shorts’ are moving in.
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