Rex owes money to 4450 creditors, court told
The Federal Court has heard Rex owes money to 4450 creditors and that figure does not include the 185,000 customers whose flights have been cancelled.
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Regional Australia beckons for city weary tourists
The tourism boom enjoyed by regional Australia during the pandemic when there was nowhere else to travel is still going strong, and delivering valuable jobs.
Aussies to get an easier path into US airports
Navigating US airports is about to get easier after Australia was added to the global entry program, sparing visitors from long immigration queues.
Airport chief ‘setting record straight’ on Rex collapse
In an exclusive interview, the Australian, Airport Co-ordination Australia chief executive has hit back at claims about the carrier’s failure.
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Qantas, Virgin challenged by new loyalty bid
Competition on Australia’s domestic flight routes is set to intensify as one airline unveils a new frequent flyer program with ‘unique’ features.
Frequent flyer winners as Rex lifts loyalty game
There’s more competition in the airline loyalty market that promises to make it much easier to land a free plane seat.
‘Fines or jail’: New warning to ex-Qantas boss
Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has been issued with another warning he could face jail if he does not front up to a senate inquiry.
Qantas crises fail to stop frequent flyers
Qantas’ brand might be tarnished but travellers are showing no sign of giving up their frequent flyer points and abandoning the flying kangaroo.
New detail after wild Joyce jail threat
Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce could face jail if he does not front up to a senate inquiry, it has been confirmed, as new details emerge on where he is.
Former Qantas boss Joyce faces jail threat
Ex Qantas chief Alan Joyce has been warned of potentially dire consequences if he doesn’t face a government inquiry.
Call for embattled minister to ‘front up’
After “gagging” bureaucrats, the minister who made the decision to block Qatar Airways’ bid for more flight into Australia has been summoned.
Qantas to scrap ‘grossly unfair’ rule
The embattled airline is set to scrap a major rule in their loyalty program points after years of backlash. See how the new change affects you.
‘Unforgettable’: Ricciardo’s brush with whale shark
When Daniel Ricciardo hit the open road in WA with his best mate, he was captivated by the outback landscapes, sunsets and culture. But it was a sea adventure that took his breath away.
Albanese took our advice, says Qantas
Qantas has revealed that the Albanese government followed its advice to stop the competition watchdog’s regular airline monitoring reports.
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