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Emirates boss has "no idea" of Boeing 777X deliveries
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark is bullish on the A380's return but bewildered over the Boeing 777X's debut.
As borders open, the 'Golden Triangle' is back in business
With borders coming down, flights on the 'triangle' – between Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane – are getting back on-track.
Airline travel pass app for COVID test results, vaccination
Airline industry group IATA launches a digital platform to ease virus testing and travel.
Future of Etihad's Airbus A380 in limbo
Yet another airline's superjumbo squadron could be sent into early retirement...
United Airlines boosts Los Angeles-Sydney flights
Step by step, the Star Alliance member rebuilds its Australia-US routes.
How Covid reshaped the map of the world's busiest routes
All 10 of the world's busiest domestic routes are in Asia as international air travel remains hamstrung by restrictions.
The Boeing 737 Max is ready to return, but are passengers?
The ultimate test for the troubled Boeing 737 Max may be cautious travellers.
As travel bubbles begin, don't expect a miracle
The new Hong Kong-Singapore connection will be costly, risky and possibly unworkable, but it's still worth a shot.
Branson backs Virgin Australia with 5% stake
The Brit billionaire has put his money where his brand is.
Qatar: business class reward bookings keep lounge access
Qatar Airways says business class bookings made with points or miles will still include lounge access.
Delta avoids tariffs by sending new jets on a world tour
Factory-fresh Airbus planes take the scenic route before arriving at their new home.
Virgin drops free snack, moves to ‘buy on board’ in economy
A revamped retail menu will replace Virgin Australia's current food and beverage offering in economy class from early 2021.
Bain reveals new 'mid-market' Virgin Australia 2.0
Here's what we now know about the shape of the rebooted Virgin Australia.
10 things to watch for in Bain's Virgin Australia reboot
Virgin's new owners are about to pull back the curtains on the relaunched 'value-orientated' airline.
Qantas rules out introducing 'buy on board'
The airline says all passengers will continue to be served a free snack, meal or drink.
Cathay Pacific cuts flights to London, New York and more
The struggling Hong Kong carrier has culled several loss-making routes to the UK and the USA.
How airlines set airfares: why some flights can cost more
Airfares are forever changing, but what makes prices dial up or come down? Welcome to the dark art of revenue management.
Bain Capital sets new flight path for Virgin Australia
With a third decade in business comes a third roadmap to profitability: but there'll be impacts for business travellers...