Yet to arrive Qantas cabin feature scores award
The airline has bagged an award for a wellbeing zone in its new A350s that are not set to fly until 2026 on the non-stop Sydney to London and New York routes.
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4.6 seconds of terror on SQ321 blamed on weather
For less than 5 seconds, passengers and crew on a Singapore Airlines flight were trapped on a terrifying rollercoaster ride, a preliminary report has found.
Qantas ‘laser-like’ on cutting costs: court
Qantas had a “laser-like” focus on cost cutting before illegal Covid era outsourcing, a court has heard.
Federal Court judge unloads on Qantas
In a final hearing to determine compensation for affected workers, a Federal Court judge has let fly at Qantas over the airline’s unlawful outsourcing.
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Culture and financial strength, Joyce’s legacy
Love him or loath him – and he’s certainly not a favourite of unions – Alan Joyce will leave an indelible mark on Qantas when he steps down as chief executive in November.
Marathon 20-hour Qantas flight tests pilots’ endurance
A Qantas 787 delivery flight has doubled as research for the airline’s ultra-long-range services, to test pilots’ endurance over 20 hours.
Virgin Australia’s nervous wait for new planes
After two delays, Virgin Australia faces a nail-biting wait for its first Boeing 737 Max 8, which is needed for the airline’s new Cairns-Tokyo service starting in June.
Aussies play it safe on holidays
The notion of Australians being fearless adventurers is not supported by travel bookings showing ‘safe and familiar’ destinations are what we love best.
How Aussies can win $1m to travel
Australians feeling the weight of cost of living woes have the chance to win a life-changing $1 million. See how to apply.
International airlines struggle to fill seats into Australia
New data shows the challenge facing international airlines serving Australia with outbound planes taking off full, and inbound flights half empty.
Australia’s most cancelled flight revealed
Shock figures have revealed which Australian airports, airlines and routes had the most flights cancelled in March.
Next Qantas CEO’s ‘huge task’ to repair trust
Alan Joyce’s successor as Qantas CEO will have their work cut out for them rebuilding trust with the workforce and travellers, unions have declared.
World’s best premium economy seat lands
The premium economy seat voted the world’s best by travellers has finally made it to Melbourne at the front of the lower deck of Emirates’ A380s.
Qantas announces huge $99 flights sale
Passengers will be able to grab a red-hot bargain as Qantas slashes the prices on over one million seats.
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