
How a storied national airline became reviled in its own country
New York Times: A string of scandals has left Qantas near the bottom of public opinion.
New York Times: A string of scandals has left Qantas near the bottom of public opinion.
OPINION: There is hardly a stakeholder group Qantas hasn’t antagonised.
The affected passengers are expected to include a 'significant number of NZ customers'.
From bag to beauty products, we discover an obvious winner.
Airlines are experiencing a tremendous turnaround.
The mum was flying from Auckland to Melbourne when she saw the shocking message.
Passengers are facing disruptions as workers who refuel planes go on strike.
Qantas Group's "huge turnaround" after big trouble not so long ago.
The call marks the airline’s fifth turnaround in the past week.
As airlines return, the cheapest fares transtasman are not with the carriers you expect.
A baggage handler has been stood down after he was caught manhandling luggage.
Reverse charge process was "torture" over $40k of mischarged fares.
One viral video, five people kicked off a flight and two very different stories.
The CEO said leisure travel is at 130 per cent of pre-Covid levels.
Sam Chui says Qantas will be watching NZ1 closely.
A rise in airfares will be "inevitable" said one tourism expert.
"We know the return to flying hasn't gone smoothly," said the airline's CEO.
The employees will have to scan bags, drive carts and carry luggage on board.
"In my three decades with Qantas, I've never seen anything like it."
The couple spent 20 hours on hold to fix the issue while on a trip through Europe.
A Sydney woman says she will never fly Qantas again.
Qantas believes the decision to divert was made after the aircraft was airborne.
Lounges opening up a further sign of strong air travel recovery.
The 'flying roo' has a spring in its step this week on the way back from Italy.
Booking trips closer to home and closer to take-off part of dealing with new 'Vuca' world
First Qantas flight in 330 days is scheduled to arrive next Monday.
This is long-haul flying like you've never experienced before.
Airline boss says planes will allow it to reach the last frontier.
Crew are spreading blankets over seats as makeshift sleeping quarters in economy class.
The new route will fly 16,618km to avoid Russian airspace.