QANTAS news headlines

More than 3.2 million passengers took to the skies on international flights in April this year according to newly released data- these are the airlines that got them going.

The 24-year-old died before take off on board the Melbourne to Delhi flight on June 20.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has a green and gold "Go Australia" decal stuck to the side in support of the team.

The airline today announced it was buying the remaining stake in Byron Bay founded TripADeal.

Qantas says the aircraft landed normally in Sydney and is being inspected by engineers.

Vanessa Hudson has has acknowledged the "anger" of thousands of customers who were sold tickets for already-cancelled flights.

Qantas called it the "most comprehensive change we're doing to the boarding process for over a decade".

Perth Airport is poised to welcome millions of travellers annually thanks to a landmark investment into its terminal facilities.

Bunnings has taken the mantle as Australia's most trusted brand, overtaking Woolworths as the major supermarkets dwindled in the eyes of the public.

The airline is being sued by the Transport Workers' Union in the Federal Court after the firm laid off almost 1700 ground staff in November 2020.

The Transport Workers' Union has sued Qantas in the Federal Court after almost 1700 workers were retrenched and then outsourced in early 2020 as the pandemic first took grip.

Qantas is officially retiring its last Boeing 767, after operating over 927,000 flights on the fleet.

The ACCC said the airline's conduct had been "egregious and unacceptable".

Users have reported being able to access other passengers' details and even their boarding passes.

Embattled airline Bonza flew tens of thousands of people on routes long ignored by Qantas and Virgin Australia, but Australia's skies are a brutally tough market.

The change in flight path is due to fears Iran is planning an imminent attack on Israel.

Australia's major airline Qantas has been in freefall when it comes to reputation and customer satisfaction, but the Flying Kangaroo is starting to get its wings back.

Airline Qantas has announce a revamp of its frequent flier program, which it says will make it easier for passengers to use their Qantas Points to book flights.

Qantas has launched a landmark new direct flight between Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Passengers on the Melbourne-Perth flight heard a loud bang when the plane was in the air.

Qantas cancelled almost six per cent of all its domestic flights last month as Australia's airlines continued to fall short of longstanding reliability standards.

The airline was able to make sure fans were able to get to her Sydney show after its specialist meteorologist team flagged that a storm was brewing.

Qantas could be forced to pay a large sum in compensation after a court found it illegally outsourced workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The change is tipped to increase the value of points so members can book more flights for less.

The department store said this morning that Wirth has been appointed as the company's executive chair.

Theo Seremetidis was stood down in 2020, hours after directing others not to clean planes from China over COVID-19 concerns.

2GB's Ben Fordham received an email from a listener with a photo of Joyce.

Both planes have been grounded as the airline investigates the matter.

Hundreds have gathered to pay tribute to allegedly murdered Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on the eve of a sadness-tinged Mardi Gras.

A 42-year-old man has admitted stealing more than $46,000 worth of electronic goods while handling freight at Brisbane airport to fund his drug use.

Qantas has agreed to pay compensation to a worker who was stood down and isolated from colleagues after directing others not to clean planes arriving from China early in the COVID-19 pandemic.

With her boyfriend Travic Kelce watching on, the pop superstar enthralled a crowd of 81,000 at Accor Stadium for more than three hours.

The airline posted a before-tax profit of $1.25 billion in the first half of the 2023-24 financial year, which drops to $869 million after tax.

Australia's major airlines have improved their performance but travellers are still being subjected to far more cancellations and delays than normal.

Qantas has appointed former Telstra chair and DHL chief executive John Mullen to replace Richard Goyder as the national carrier's chairman.

Regional travellers and FIFO workers in Western Australia are set to be impacted today.

The report found flights in December 2023 were significantly less punctual and more likely to be cancelled than the same time the year before.

If you bought a ticket for a cancelled Qantas flight on these dates, the ACCC wants to hear from you.

A series of violent outbursts erupted the moment lights went out an hour into the flight.

Because of her disability, Rachael Fullerton always travels with her assistance dog Strike, but the pair are barred from flying with national carrier Qantas.

Millions of Australians will fly domestically and internationally between December and January, totalling more than 8.5 million people across 70,000 flights.

The national carrier announced the most popular Australian wildlife names that will feature on its first 10 QantasLink Airbus A220 aircraft.

Australians are being warned to brace for a summer of travel disruption, with latest government data suggesting around 30 per cent of all flights were delayed, with many more cancelled.

Once one of Australia's most beloved brands, how did Qantas find itself so firmly under the public microscope?

The airline is facing criminal sentencing for standing down a health and safety rep hours after he gave a direction to cease work.

For the sixth time, the national carrier has paired with Indigenous designers and artists to create an airborne artwork.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is suing the airline in the Federal Court over allegations Qantas engaged in false, misleading or deceptive conduct.

Richard Goyder's decision to switch off a questioner's microphone sparked boos, jeers and cries of "shame on you".

Embattled airline accused of breaking consumer law by allegedly advertising tickets for thousands of cancelled flights and failing to tell customers about ticket cancellations.

Airline confirms the cost of seats on domestic and international flights will soon rise by 3.5 per cent on Qantas and 3 per cent on Jetstar blaming fuel overheads.