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Emirates to refund 500,000 passengers for cancelled flights
Emirates will dip into its cash reserve in order to pay out over a half-million refunds for cancelled flights.
Richard Branson seeks cash splash to rescue Virgin Atlantic
Still denied a bailout from the UK government, the Brit billionaire is reportedly set to sell Virgin Atlantic.
How coronavirus will change airlines and the way we fly
From air fares to destinations to cabin layouts, things may look very different once we start traveling again.
Cathay Pacific eyes Boeing 787-10 as swap for 777X
The Boeing 787-10 could prove a better fit for the cash-strapped airline and the post-coronavirus travel market.
Qantas Buenos Aires, Jo'burg coronavirus rescue flights
Hundreds of Australians stranded in South America and South Africa will finally make their way home.
Finding a buyer for Virgin Australia is a job worth $30m
Virgin Australia is almost $7bn to debt, and could pay administrator Deloitte another $30m to find a owner.
AirNZ's pushed back non-stop New York flights to late 2021
The flagship route between Auckland and New York has its wings clipped by COVID-19.
Virgin Mk II could launch in as little as three months
Virgin's administrators want to see a new owner in place by the end of June.
What to expect when flying Qatar Airways during Ramadan
Qatar Airways makes some minor service adjustments during the holy month of Ramadan. Here's what you need to know.
BA flights hit as Singapore extends 'circuit breaker'
British Airways earmarked May 1 to restart daily London-Singapore flights, but there's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip.
ANA aims for June relaunch of second Sydney-Tokyo flight
The Japanese airline plans a tentative reset for its double-daily Sydney-Tokyo schedule.
AirNZ nudges back Boeing 787-10, pauses new business class
Air New Zealand plans ahead for the new shape of long-range flying.
Richard Branson could be part of Virgin's rescue, reboot
The British billionaire and godfather to all Virgin businesses could tip as much as $250 million into Virgin Australia 2.0
Flying into administration, Virgin rethinks Boeing 737 MAX
Virgin Australia says the make-up of its fleet will be a hot topic around the restructuring table.
Virgin Australia Mk II: "everything is on the table"
The new Virgin will look very different to the old Virgin...
Virgin Australia enters voluntary administration
Virgin Australia's board has appointed Deloitte as voluntary administrators of the company.
Rex secures government funding to sustain flights
Australia's largest independent airline, Regional Express, will operate 38 return flights per week thanks to a government grant.
Virgin in administration: what happens to travel credit?
Would-be travellers holding credit or vouchers for future Virgin Australia flights face worrying times ahead.