Qantas has recently been in the news for a series of events, including a route shake-up due to decreased international flight numbers to and from China, a settlement with a consumer watchdog involving a fine and compensation, an issue with a frequent flyer app revealing customer details, and a court ruling that the airline illegally outsourced jobs during the pandemic. Additionally, the abrupt resignation of CEO Alan Joyce amid scandals and public anger over bonuses and customer treatment has garnered attention.
Qantas Airways Limited, founded in November 1920, is the flag carrier of Australia and the country's largest airline by fleet size, international flights, and destinations. It is the third oldest airline globally, following KLM and Avianca. Qantas operates a diverse fleet of aircraft and offers domestic and international flights to various destinations. The airline has a long-standing reputation for safety, innovation, and service excellence.
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International flight numbers to and from China are down, leading to a route shake-up at Australia's national flag carrier.
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Air Vanuatu entered voluntary liquidation on Friday, restricting access to the island nation.
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Qantas, Australia’s national carrier, apologized and said it would pay a fine and compensation to settle a suit brought by a consumer watchdog.
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The EasyJet passengers' celebrations following the diversion to Greece highlights how disruptors have become more common since the pandemic.
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One Facebook user joked he would find a "better seat" for the Qantas customer whose details he was shown after the frequent flyer app issue.
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Passenger “pretty scared” at “loud rumbling and vibrating” before plane made sharp turn
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Australia's highest court upholds ruling that Qantas illegally outsourced 1,700 jobs during the pandemic
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Retired quarterback Tom Brady joins Delta Air Lines as a long-term strategic adviser
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Alan Joyce abruptly resigns as CEO of Qantas amid scandals and public anger over bonuses and poor treatment of customers.
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce is leaving two months earlier than planned amid allegations of selling tickets for flights that had already been canceled