Bizarre new detail in airline changes
A new gender-neutral title for a soon-to-be-appointed aviation watchdog has raised eyebrows.
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Qantas, Virgin on notice after turmoil
Bonza’s collapse and Rex’s uncertain future has left a gap for consumers and given more power back to Qantas and Virgin airlines.
Airlines to pay up for delays
The government is set to take a tougher approach to airlines and airports over flight delays under changes outlined in the aviation white paper.
Big win coming for airline passengers
A new agency will be set up to monitor airlines and help customers receive cash refunds for delayed or cancelled flights.
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DoorDash, Uber Execs grilled on driver deaths
Delivery platform executives have been interrogated over the number of driver deaths as a major overhaul of laws affecting the industry is considered.
Green jet fuel failure a threat to airfares: Airbus
Australia is at risk of missing out on establishing a sustainable aviation fuel industry, condemning travellers to even higher airfares, the aviation industry fears.
Travellers wash their hands of pilot plan
As Airbus continues to work on technology to allow single pilot operations, Qantas pilots have asked travellers what they think.
Jetstar 787 business class to get a long-distance makeover
Jetstar is preparing to rip out the cabins from its 787s for a significant makeover in preparation for flights potentially as far away as Africa.
ACCC unimpressed with Qantas ghost flight defence
The consumer watchdog has accused Qantas of leaving out key details in its defence of allegations it sold tickets on already cancelled flights.
Qantas ‘failure’ over ghost flight claims
Australia’s consumer watchdog has accused Qantas of failing to address accusations it sold thousands of tickets to cancelled flights as they faced off in court.
New travel trends put Europe on the outer as prices bite
Heading to Europe for the northern summer is so 2023 it seems, as Australian travellers look elsewhere for 2024, including one closer-to-home city boasting no fewer than 93 Michelin-starred restaurants.
Bali virus threat: What it means for Aussie travellers
Tourists flying into Bali are being screened by thermal imaging scanners for the deadly Nipah virus amid growing concerns.
CASA gets it wrong on Ritalin-taking pilot
The aviation regulator has been reprimanded for denying a pilot medical clearance to fly because he is taking Ritalin for ADHD.
Alan Joyce’s $21.4m pay packet under fire
The Qantas board has been dealt a resounding rejection of its pay plan which let the airline’s controversial former boss Alan Joyce walk away with $21.4m.
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