Qantas extends fleet grounding
Australian national airline Qantas has pushed back its planned resumption of international flights from July to October 2021. This means that Australia will remain off
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Australian national airline Qantas has pushed back its planned resumption of international flights from July to October 2021. This means that Australia will remain off
Qantas and Airbnb have an industry first: Qantas loyalty program members can now earn Qantas Points when they book accommodations with Airbnb through Qantas’s website.
The annual airline ratings by, logically, AirlineRatings.com, are out, and with few surprises…and with the good news that in general, aviation was safer this past
Qantas, Australia’s flag carrier is planning to offer first-ever non-stop service to the UK with a planned route between London and Perth. At just under
American Airlines and Qantas, not only Oneworld partners, but linked in a joint operation and revenue-sharing agreement, are added two more flights to the mix.
Air New Zealand may soon have some competition on its routes between the western U.S. and its home base. Both United (San Francisco) and American (Los Angeles) are considering new routes, using…guess what…the Boeing 787.
Qantas, which has some of the world’s longest routes because it’s, well, far away, is about to pioneer a new inflight entertainment on selected flights—Virtual Reality headsets which will, among other things, let you “be” in other places besides…
Australian national airline Qantas has pushed back its planned resumption of international flights from July to October 2021. This means
Qantas and Airbnb have an industry first: Qantas loyalty program members can now earn Qantas Points when they book accommodations
The annual airline ratings by, logically, AirlineRatings.com, are out, and with few surprises…and with the good news that in general,
Qantas, Australia’s flag carrier is planning to offer first-ever non-stop service to the UK with a planned route between London
American Airlines and Qantas, not only Oneworld partners, but linked in a joint operation and revenue-sharing agreement, are added two
Air New Zealand may soon have some competition on its routes between the western U.S. and its home base. Both United (San Francisco) and American (Los Angeles) are considering new routes, using…guess what…the Boeing 787.
Qantas, which has some of the world’s longest routes because it’s, well, far away, is about to pioneer a new inflight entertainment on selected flights—Virtual Reality headsets which will, among other things, let you “be” in other places besides…