The Latest Breaking News from Qantas

If the taking an overseas holiday seems more expensive lately, you're not imagining things; international airfares have soared since 2019.

A Sydney building collapsed after flames engulfed it, Stan Grant gave a powerful sign-off for Q+A and a bear found a swimming pool.

Qantas expects no let-up in travel demand as the airline reports record profits on the back of high fares and a booming domestic market.

Australian flag-carrier Qantas will soon be operating more domestic flights that it did before the COVID pandemic, while international capacity is also rising.

India's leader will address a rally which is expected to draw a crowd of up to 20,000 people who are hoping to catch a glimpse of the prime minister and listen as Mr Modi — a powerful orator — extols the virtues of the Australia-India relationship.

Qantas has introduced the new seating option on some of its flights, so passengers can ensure the chair next to them remains empty and the flight a bit less-cramped

Qantas will boost its international network with extra flights, more aircraft and routes as it restores capacity in line with travel demand.

Australia's pilots' union is furious over a Qantas decision to lease two Finnair aircraft and crews to supplement its international capacity.

Flying is probably one of the most uncomfortable forms of transport for most people. You’re squished up like sardines in a metal flying contraption that’s a thousand feet in the sky with nowhere to go, leaving you with aching butt cheeks.Well, for passengers who chose to fly with Qantas, the…