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Australian Airline Qantas Says Hit By 'Significant' Cyberattack

Australian airline Qantas said Wednesday it was investigating a "significant" cyberattack, after hackers infiltrated a system containing sensitive data on six million customers.

International Business Times

Qantas says hackers breached system holding data on 6 million customers

Australia’s flagship carrier says it believes a ‘significant’ amount of personal data was stolen in a cyberattack.

Al Jazeera

Qantas Says 6M Customers’ Data May Have Been Compromised In ‘Significant’ Cyberattack

Qantas has cautioned a "significant" proportion of data may have been stolen, including some customers' names, phone numbers, and frequent flyer numbers.

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Security questioned after millions hit in Qantas hack

Millions of customers' details have been exposed in a cyber attack on Australia's biggest carrier that experts say is likely the work of international hackers.

AAP

Qantas confirms cyber-attack exposed records of up to 6 million customers

The airline said the affected system has now been contained and its systems secured after the data breach

The Guardian - AU

Australia flights cancelled as bomb cyclone hits New South Wales

Qantas, Virgin Australia and Jetstar have cancelled flights to and from Sydney

The Independent UK

5 Reward Programs To Consider If You Want To Earn Points & Reap The Rewards

We all know how easy it is for costs to rack up. Let's get money smart.

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Deliveries not impacted as freight pilots go on strike

Qantas has put contingency plans in place as freight pilots, responsible for delivering parcels, prepare to take industrial action over a wage offer dispute.

AAP

Brands want us to trust them. But as the SPF debacle shows, they need to earn it

It’s quite unsettling to discover something so central to our cultural rituals – the “slop” in the Aussie mantra of “Slip! Slop! Slap!” – can no longer be trusted.

The Conversation

Airlines are changing plans due to the Middle East conflict. How will it affect Australian passengers?

After strikes on Iran, airlines are taking alternative routes. Here’s what to do if you’re booked on a flight from Australia to Europe

The Guardian - AU

Freak wind gusts made worse by climate change threaten airline passenger safety

Unexpected severe turbulence injured crew and passengers on a Qantas Boeing 737 during descent at Brisbane on May 4 2024. The subsequent Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation suggested the severity of the turbulence caught the captain by surprise.

The Conversation

Qantas rebounds from worst-ever performance to be named world’s 14th best airline in ranking

Qatar Airways is named best airline for the second year, which will benefit Qantas’s main domestic competitor, Virgin Australia

The Guardian - AU

Aussie Denied Entry Into US After Being Questioned Over Pro-Palestine Posts

Alistair Kitchen says he was questioned about his views on the war in Gaza, and articles he'd written about pro-Palestine university protests.

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Australian deported from US says he was ‘targeted’ due to writing on pro-Palestine student protests

Alistair Kitchen says he was detained and questioned about views on Israel and Palestine before being deported from LA to Melbourne

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White noise: PM gets personal on airport opposition

Anthony Albanese has shrugged off criticism about airport noise and a lack of airline sign-ups as he unveiled a sparkling new international terminal.

AAP

The cost benefit for Aussies as airline axes Asian arm

The closure of Jetstar Asia could have a major impact on the price of Australian airfares as Qantas shifts its focus to the domestic market.

The Independent UK

Mid-air medical emergency forces Qantas flight to land in Azerbaijan

A female passenger in her 60s reportedly experienced a ‘major cardiac event’ during the flight

The Guardian - AU

Sydney’s second airport is nearly built. But will the airlines and people come?

Victoria’s Avalon has struggled to take wing, but some project Sydney’s new 24-hour, high-tech airport will one day match Heathrow for passenger numbers

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Virgin Australia is coming back to the share market. Here’s what this new chapter could mean

It is finally happening. After five years of being a private company, Virgin Australia will relist on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) on June 24. The company is expected to raise A$685 million through the initial public offering (IPO).

AAP

David Jones eyes growth with new airline points deal

David Jones and Qantas will pair up for the retailer's new loyalty program to stave off customer desertion of mid-tier department stores.

The Independent UK

Severe turbulence on Qantas flight results in cabin crew member’s broken ankle

The incident on the flight from Sydney to Brisbane resulted in four people being out of their seats as the plane landed

AAP

More seats, cheaper fuel cut airfare costs for Aussies

Increased aviation routes and low fuel costs will keep downward pressure on airfares in the coming months, with prices down 12 per cent at the start of 2025.

AAP

Why the carbon offset 'swear jar' needs an overhaul

Firms relying on carbon offsets to tout their green credentials and reduce their environmental footprints are under fresh scrutiny after a court settlement.

AAP

Qantas makes mercy plea for illegal sackings 'mistake'

Qantas has urged a court to treat its illegal sacking of almost 2000 workers during the COVID-19 pandemic as a mistake and impose a "mid-range" penalty.

AAP

Qantas apology for sackings 'wholly hollow'

Qantas has maintained a self-righteous attitude in defending its sacking of 1820 workers and its apology this week rings hollow, a court has been told.

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