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Qantas Airbus A380 for Sydney-Tokyo

Qantas hopes to upgrade its flights between Sydney and Tokyo to its flagship Airbus A380 next year as the airline winds back it...

Chris C. |

Qantas rules out bunk beds below decks for Sunrise

Visions of turning an aircraft’s cargo bay into railway-like sleeping bunks on Qantas’ non-stop Project Sunrise flights from A...

Chris C. |

Qantas pauses Perth-Paris plans

Qantas’ plans to expand non-stop flights from Perth to Europe are on hold, with the airline’s ongoing disputes with Perth Airp...

Chris C. |

ANA upgrades domestic business, economy class

ANA will launch a rolling upgrade of its domestic business class seats towards the end of 2019, with eight Boeing 777-200s and ...

David Flynn |

Virgin cuts baggage allowance for frequent flyers

Virgin Australia is slashing the baggage allowance for its Velocity frequent flyers on flights to Los Angeles. From June 11 20...

David Flynn |

ANA’s Perth-Tokyo flights starting in September

As the only airline to offer direct flights from Perth to Tokyo, ANA is the ideal choice when travelling to Japan and beyond f...

Staff Writers |

Changing to an earlier AA flight at no cost

This article is part of our ongoing Business Travel 101 series for newcomers to the world of business travel. Whether you&rsqu...

Chris C. |

AirNZ's long-range Boeing 787-10 order

UPDATE [MAY 27, 2019] | Air New Zealand will buy as many as twenty extended-range Boeing 787 Dreamliners as the Kiwi carrier ma...

David Flynn |

MEL-SIN business class: how the airlines compare

Melbourne to Singapore is a busy international corridor for business travellers, with no less than five airlines currently doin...

Brandon Loo |

Why you should be flying ANA to Japan and beyond

ANA’s direct flights from Sydney to Haneda (and upcoming direct flights from Perth to Narita beginning September 1st...

Staff Writers |

Airbus sees high interest in sleeping bunks

Airbus is edging closer to putting railway-like sleeping berths in the belly of its long-range aircraft, including the globe-s...

David Flynn |

Airbus CEO tamps down talk of A350-2000

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury has scotched talk of a super-sized Airbus A350-2000 replacing the Airbus A380 as the company's large...

David Flynn |

Lufthansa re-imagines Airbus A220 as a VIP jet

Business jets don't need to be filled to the gills with the latest technology or even a riot of I-ticked-all-the-boxes options....

David Flynn |

Airbus CEO hints at ultra-long range A321XLR

Airbus is expected to give its A321neo jet ever longer legs with a mid-2019 launch of an extended-range model dubbed the A321X...

David Flynn |

Recycling turns Airbus jets into snazzy furniture

Seeking a unique piece of decor for your office or home? Airbus is now working with feted designers to transform parts of decom...

David Flynn |

Bombardier reveals Nuage chaise lounge

Despite their name, business jets don’t need to be all about business: their inherent flexibility also allows for some do...

David Flynn |

British Airways refreshes its Elemis airport spas

There are few better ways to set out for a long international flight than with a relaxing and refreshing spa treatment, and Bri...

David Flynn |

Qantas upgrades business class breakfast

Qantas is upgrading its business class breakfast on overnight flights from Asia, although the changes are less about adding a r...

David Flynn |