The Latest Breaking News from Qantas

Aviation experts say Australia could lead the world in carbon-cutting jet fuel if governments and the industry take action in the next year.

Just hours after opinion appears in AFR, shadow minister clarifies divestiture as ‘one of the various tools the treasurer needs to look at’ but not Coalition policy

Exclusive: Fares go as low as £595 return from London to Sydney in November

Australia’s largest airline, Qantas, recently put a deal on its website offering heavily discounted first-class tickets for return flights between Australia and the US. Customers alert and lucky enough to capitalise found themselves paying 85% less than the usual first-class fare, which is upwards of A$20,000 (£10,300).

A new airline called Koala has announced its ambitious plans to compete with Qantas and Virgin. Gotta give them credit for bravery.

On the final day of Wieambilla inquest hearings the coroner has heard emotional statements on behalf of victims’ families

International business revenues fell significantly on last year’s result, while budget carrier’s earnings rose 23%

Australian airline Qantas on Thursday reported a slide in net profit as post-Covid fares dropped, but said it was working to rebuild its reputation after a string of public scandals.

Qantas Group says it made $1.25 billion in profit in 2023/24, down 28 per cent from last year, but its on-time performance and customer approval levels rose.

The airline is not obligated legally to honour fares if they are incorrectly priced

Around 300 customers managed to book first class tickets at a fraction of the price