Australia is entering a new phase of international aviation, with more overseas airlines launching services and expanding nonstop connections to major destinations, according to Executive Traveller’s...
"Recent incursions at Sydney Airport raise safety alarms due to air traffic controller sick leave, prompting urgent investigations and potential staffing solutions."
Tom Goward warns that dwindling credit card rewards may challenge customer loyalty for banks and airlines.
Air New Zealand is giving economy passengers a new way to sleep on long-haul flights, with its Skynest turning unused vertical cabin space into six bunk...
Air New Zealand's SkyNest bunk beds offer comfort for economy travelers on long-haul flights, available December for $495.
Qantas launches biggest domestic sale of the year with flights starting from $99 across 101 routes and 60 destinations
Family sues Delta after 2.3 MPH collision with JAL 787, claiming injuries despite no initial reports of harm
Airlines revive grounded jets as lingering engine costs continue to pressure finances amidst supply chain challenges
Melbourne may miss out as Qantas prioritizes Sydney for international flights amid doubts over Project Sunrise's launch.
Credit card rewards are diminishing, with banks cutting points, bonuses, and access to perks for all cardholders, warns Tom Goward.
Alan Joyce suggests rising travel concerns in the Middle East may boost demand for Qantas’ direct ultra-long-haul flights.
Alan Joyce reflects on Qantas' reputation damage, his departure, Project Sunrise, and the future of ultra-long-haul travel.
"RBA's new rules jeopardize credit card rewards, leading to reduced bonuses and potential higher costs for consumers."
Zahra Jaffary explores green hydrogen's potential in aviation and its commercial viability at Adelaide University.
Alan Joyce reflects on errors as former Qantas CEO, takes accountability for pandemic mistakes and illegal staff sackings