Rising costs, aircraft shortages and industry consolidation are making it virtually impossible for new airlines to challenge Qantas and Virgin’s dominance of the domestic market.
Australians are being warned about the risks associated with travelling to Indonesia, particularly the holiday island of Bali, after a number of incidents.
Emirates president Tim Clark has revealed how much longer the airline plans to operate its bumper fleet of A380s as he steps up pressure on Airbus to revive production.
A new trend is on the rise with Aussies looking for the perfect getaway with their beloved furry companions.
Qantas had legal advice that outsourcing ground crew was more lawful than 20-hour Project Sunrise flights, a Federal Court hearing has been told.
The airline was faced with a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to save millions each year after illegally sacking workers.
The absence of serious domestic competition has Qantas and Virgin Australia raking in the cash, the ACCC reports.
Two of Australia’s biggest airlines are paving the way for a duopoly of the skies, with the consumer watchdog explaining how they reaped mega profits in the first half of the financial year.
Qantas has admitted it was “in the wrong” when it illegally sacked more than 1800 ground workers, with the airline waiting for the penalty to be imposed.
Australian families have lost thousands of dollars, had their holiday plans dashed and some have been stranded overseas after the collapse of a major travel company. This is what we know.
Qantas has revealed a surprise aesthetic design theme inside a brand new lounge which will be an experience for passengers like “nothing else”.
Qantas will relaunch international flights from a major Aussie city with direct flights to a cosmopolitan Pacific city and a connecting hop to New York City.
The CEO of the world’s biggest airline says Donald Trump’s tariffs are designed to bring high quality jobs back to the US and any negative impact will be short-lived.
The biggest airline operating between the US and Australia is reducing the number of seats on its new Boeing 787s in a bold bid to attract more premium customers with privacy doors, ottomans and playing cards.
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