Qantas Group Chief Executive Vanessa Hudson said in a statement that Jetstar Asias supplier cost rose by up 200 per cent. In this financial year, it had losses of around 35 million Australian dollars.

Will your flight be affected? This airline in Singapore is shutting down and laying off 500 staff

Bizarre! R-rated movie plays on Japan-bound flight for all passengers with no option to turn it off

Qantas reforms: Fiscal reckoning under reputational crisis

Qantas settles flight cancellation lawsuit with $66 million penalty

Qantas app glitch exposes customer data, airline investigating issue

Australian budget airline Bonza enters voluntary administration, leaves passengers stranded

Qantas Airways issues full refund after passengers allege 10-hour flight ‘sitting in urine’

Qantas to scrap its gender-based uniform guidelines. Male cabin crew can wear make-up

Qantas flight issues mid-air 'mayday' after trouble with engine; makes safe landing at Sydney airport

Qantas Airways forecast will report a first-half profit that tops market estimates for the full year as demand rebounds, even as it spends money to improve operational reliability and sweeten wages.

World Business Watch: Qantas shares surge as it forecasts stronger-than-expected first-half profit

Qantas Australian airline is buying back over 276 million dollar worth of shares after lifting of Covid-19 curbs. It has spurred a strong rebound in travel demand across the globe specifically in Asia pacific region.

Qantas shares soar on surprise buyback after lifting of Covid-19 curbs

Qantas says pandemic 'existential crisis' is over, Air New Zealand also reports 'strong recovery'

It's a summer of travel and also the summer of chaos. An Australia airline Qantas had to issue an apology to its customers over operational issues in recent months.

Australia: Qantas airline apologises after flight delays, issues refund

Qantas is asking its executives and senior managers to swap the soft office seats and personal assistants for a three-month spell as a ground handler. Molly Gambhir tells you why.

WION Fineprint: Qantas asks executives to be baggage handlers amid labour shortage

Qantas has asked its executives to serve as 'baggage handlers'. The airline wants them to sort & scan luggage at airports. The move comes as Qantas faces a chronic staff shortage. Palki Sharma tells you how airlines the world over are in a similar mess.

Gravitas: Qantas asks executives to serve as 'baggage handlers'

Driven by high fuel prices and staffing issues for the airlines, Qantas will cut domestic capacity. However, the debt cut remained below pre-pandemic levels.

Qantas to cut domestic capacity: High fuel prices, staffing issues for airlines

The world's longest commercial flight from Sydney to London- Australia's Qantas airways had ordered 12 airbus to A350-1000 planes. The deal comes as market conditions improve and demand for domestic and global travel recover from pandemic faster than expected.

Australia's Qantas airways: World's longest non-stop flight

In a blow to US planemaker Boeing, Australia's Qantas Airways have chosen airbus as the preferred supplier to replace its domestic fleet. This switch is a hit to Boeing and a major win for the European planemaker airbus.

Qantas to switch domestic fleet to Airbus in blow to Boeing

Qantas Airways has said that it had taken nearly 500,000 domestic bookings in the past two weeks as states begin to open their borders, versus around 20,000 in a two-week period in August when parts of the country were locked down.

World Business Watch: Qantas reports surge in domestic bookings as state borders open

Australian airline Qantas Airways Ltd is expecting to get back to flying 100% of its pre-COVID-19 domestic capacity by January as the country set to open its borders for the vaccinated.

Australia set to open borders after pandemic, Qantas expects 100% of domestic capacity

Qantas Airways is preparing for international travel with countries with high vaccine rates to resume in December, sending shares higher, as it reported a narrower annual loss of $1.26 billion.

World Business Watch: Qantas aims for international travel from December as loss narrows

IATA set to rollout 'COVID-19 passport' to support 'safe reopening of borders'

Qantas will cut at least 6,000 jobs across all parts of the business as part of its long-term response to the coronavirus pandemic

Qantas to cut at least 6,000 jobs as part of COVID-19 recovery plans

Coronavirus hits demands; Qantas CEO says they may decide to axe Beijing Route

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