New theory on Singapore Airlines turbulence horror
The Singapore Airlines turbulence horror has shocked travellers around the world after the plane plunged 6000ft, killing one man. Experts reveal their theories on what happened.
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How climate change will increase turbulence
Research shows turbulence will only get worse as the world continues to warm – after a Singapore Airlines flight from London was forced to make an emergency landing in Bangkok.
Virgin Australia ends Qantas’ reign as most punctual airline
Virgin Australia has taken out on-time performance honours in April after one in five Qantas flights arrived late.
Virgin’s new deal to lure Qantas frequent flyers
Virgin Australia is targeting Qantas’ most loyal customers as the airline entices them to switch from the flying kangaroo with a new rewards scheme. See how it works.
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Tourism operators ready to thrill
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Captain Santa signs off after 40 Christmas flights
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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
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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.
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