Who will fly economy on 20 hour Qantas flights?
Qantas is undertaking research into how economy passengers will behave on 20 hour plus flights ahead of the launch of ultra long range Project Sunrise routes.
Travel
Aussies say adieu to long-haul European summer stays
Our enthusiasm for a summer sojourn in Europe is cooling in favour of closer, cheaper destinations as travelling with cash becomes trendy again as a way to save on costs.
Aussie couple’s $20k holiday without breaking the bank
Think a European summer is out of reach due to rising costs? One couple proves how you can travel while saving thousands. See their tips.
Qantas 20-hour Paris flight takes off
The flying kangaroo has taken a great leap with Qantas launching an exciting new flight just two weeks out from the 2024 Olympic Games.
More Stories
RBA boss sounds alarm on China
Outgoing RBA governor Philip Lowe has cautioned that China’s deteriorating economic outlook is one of three “significant uncertainties” facing the local economy.
Qantas rebounds on Joyce bombshell
Shares in Qantas rebounded when markets opened on Monday following news chief executive Alan Joyce would exit the airline earlier than planned.
Golden Visa: How you can live and make money in Bali
Indonesian officials have released more details about a new visa for Bali-loving foreigners — but it comes at a price. Have your say.
Revealed: How much fares have really increased
New data shows ticket prices for some key routes are up 65 per cent, contrary to Qantas chief Alan Joyce’s claims airfares have fallen.
New-look Aussie coin revealed
Australia’s world-famous obsession with “Big Things” is being celebrated in a new and novel way.
Qantas pledges to rebuild reputation after lawsuit
The airline, led by Alan Joyce, has broken its silence on damaging ACCC allegations and pledged to rebuild its reputation.
Travel boss’s claim on expensive flights
The decision to bar more flights into Australia from one airline has left everyone paying more for travel, according to one travel boss.
Qantas boss on course for crash landing
Just two weeks ago Qantas was soaring off the back of a sky-high profit result. Now, incoming-CEO Vanessa Hudson inherits an airline on course for a crash landing.
Joyce not going early, insists Qantas chairman
Explosive allegations made against Qantas by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission are unlikely to result in an early exit by its chief Alan Joyce.
‘Bit of trouble’: Qantas faces monster penalty
Anger is exploding over allegations Qantas sold tickets to customers for cancelled flights, and the national carrier could pay a heavy price.
Original URL: https://www.themercury.com.au/business/companies/travel/page/90