Qantas begins compensating ‘ghost flight’ passengers

Posted on July 1, 2024 by Guest authors

The Flying Kangaroo will pay around $20 million in total to 86,000 customers, with another $100 million in penalties, after reaching a deal with the ACCC in May.

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Skytrans cleared for A319 operations as second touches down

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The regional Queensland airline, which was last year purchased by global aviation firm Avia Solutions Group, received its first A319, registered VH-L7A, in mid-December. Its second – to be registered VH-L7C – arrived at the end of last month.

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Qantas and Jetstar boost Darwin flights as Virgin scales back

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The two airlines will between them increase available seats to and from the Top End to more than 2.3 million in 2025, with more flights between Darwin and Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, and Sydney. It comes as Virgin Australia axes its seasonal Darwin-A…

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