After the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) voiced concerns about Qantas purchasing all of Alliance Airlines, it now has issued a draft rejection of a proposed extension of Alliance's charter agreement with Virgin Australia (VA) and is seeking submissions from interested parties on that 'preliminary decision'.
Australia's Virgin Australia has launched an 800,000-seat 'Bring on Wonderful' fare sale with one-way economy fares from Perth to Melbourne for A$215, Sydney A$205, Queenstown A$945, Adelaide A$219, Brisbane A$265, Cairns A$169 and Launceston $195.
The charter airline Privilege Style, hired to fly illegal refugees from the UK to Rwanda* has pulled out of the scheme after pressure from campaigners.
Court papers filed in Australia on behalf of five women aged between 33 and 75 have been served on Qatar Airways and Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority.
From December 1, Thai Airways will fly an A350 twice a day between its Bangkok, Thailand base and Australia's Melbourne Tullamarine, taking the Thai flag-carrier’s schedule back to pre-pandemic levels.
The Japanese government has dropped Covid warnings against nonessential international trips abroad and has downgraded travel advisories for 76 countries including Australia and New Zealand from Level 2 to Level 1.
The USA's three biggest legacy carriers have posted solid Q3 figures.
American Airlines earned US$483 million on what it called "record-breaking" revenues and said it hoped to exceed Wall Street expectations during the remainder of 2022 despite higher fuel and labour costs.
Annette Gregg (pictured) has been appointed chief executive for both the global Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) and SITE Foundation.Controversial plans to encourage fracking in Britain are back in the spotlight after a new report claims the mining technique caused 192 earthquakes over the course of 182 days in 2018-19.
Australia's attorney-general Mark Dreyfus says the decision to take follow-up legal action against Russia over Malaysia Airlines MH17, (which was shot down by a missile in 2014 while flying over eastern Ukraine killing 298 people including 38 Australians) is a positive step.
After the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) voiced concerns about Qantas purchasing all of Alliance Airlines, it now has issued a draft rejection of a proposed extension of Alliance's charter agreement with Virgin Australia (VA) and is seeking submissions from interested parties on that 'preliminary decision'.
Australia's Virgin Australia has launched an 800,000-seat 'Bring on Wonderful' fare sale with one-way economy fares from Perth to Melbourne for A$215, Sydney A$205, Queenstown A$945, Adelaide A$219, Brisbane A$265, Cairns A$169 and Launceston $195.
The charter airline Privilege Style, hired to fly illegal refugees from the UK to Rwanda* has pulled out of the scheme after pressure from campaigners.
Court papers filed in Australia on behalf of five women aged between 33 and 75 have been served on Qatar Airways and Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority.
From December 1, Thai Airways will fly an A350 twice a day between its Bangkok, Thailand base and Australia's Melbourne Tullamarine, taking the Thai flag-carrier’s schedule back to pre-pandemic levels.
The Japanese government has dropped Covid warnings against nonessential international trips abroad and has downgraded travel advisories for 76 countries including Australia and New Zealand from Level 2 to Level 1.
The USA's three biggest legacy carriers have posted solid Q3 figures.
American Airlines earned US$483 million on what it called "record-breaking" revenues and said it hoped to exceed Wall Street expectations during the remainder of 2022 despite higher fuel and labour costs.
Annette Gregg (pictured) has been appointed chief executive for both the global Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) and SITE Foundation.Controversial plans to encourage fracking in Britain are back in the spotlight after a new report claims the mining technique caused 192 earthquakes over the course of 182 days in 2018-19.
Australia's attorney-general Mark Dreyfus says the decision to take follow-up legal action against Russia over Malaysia Airlines MH17, (which was shot down by a missile in 2014 while flying over eastern Ukraine killing 298 people including 38 Australians) is a positive step.
