Qantas Airways shares have further to fly, Macquarie says
If you think Qantas Airways shares have run too far, think about the buybacks.
Aussie teen youngest ever to fly Etihad Residence class
This 16-year-old blogger saved for two years to cover the $20,000 cost of the flight from Abu Dhabi to Sydney.
Qantas sued by woman stranded overnight
Lorraine Mackness is suing Qantas for discrimination after she could not fit onto a flight home and spent the night at the airport.
Emirates eyes smart glasses to shake off budget rivals
Emirates is hoping to equip staff with glasses that display a passenger's name and travel habits for a more personalised service.
Air NZ, Garuda colluded to fix air cargo prices
Air New Zealand and Garuda Indonesia colluded with other airlines to illegally fix prices for transporting air cargo from Singapore, Hong Kong and Indonesia to Australia, the High Court has found.
One word from China Eastern pilot sums up mid-air drama
Audio from the cockpit of a China Eastern flight that had to return to Sydney Airport implies the pilot "misspoke" when alerting the tower.
'Basic Economy' actually makes people pay more to fly
No one ever wants to order the cheapest bottle of wine, right? The airlines are counting on it.
China Eastern plane returns to Sydney in mid-air emergency
A China Eastern flight from Sydney to Shanghai was forced to turn around after engine failure caused a mid-air emergency.
Business-class plane seats will soon look like this
It’s not just privacy doors and lie-flat seats. It’s customisation with literally millions of ways to make your experience unique to you.
How Donald Trump wants to privatise air traffic control
Change could soon be coming to the skies above America. At least that's what the Trump administration is hoping for.
SpaceX wins launch of secret US Air Force space plane
Elon Musk may have abandoned Donald Trump's advisory team, but his company just won an important government contract.
Paul Allen just rolled out the world's largest plane
It's so big that it has 28 wheels and six 747 jet engines. Why? It's not to carry passengers, but rockets.
I've got a bomb: Melbourne plane scare
A Malaysia Airlines plane made an emergency landing in Melbourne after a man tried to enter the cockpit.
Air New Zealand lifts earnings guidance
Air New Zealand upwardly revised its outlook for 2017, saying it expected earnings before tax to exceed $NZ525 million.
Here's the secret to a great meal on your next flight
There are certain dishes and characteristics to seek if you want a pleasant dining experience on a flight.
How to score the best seat on a plane
Safety conscious or need a speedy exit? It's a perennial question and one that has multiple answers.
VietJet set for country's first foreign listing
The plan for the low-cost carrier comes amid government easing of rules to allow more foreign investment in one of the fastest-growing aviation markets.
Airport chaos as BA reboots systems
The carrier pushed to recover from a massive technology failure that disrupted hundreds of flights and stranded thousands of passengers worldwide over the weekend.
Chaos at Heathrow as BA flights cancelled
About one in three BA flights were cancelled at Heathrow on Sunday after nearly all flights were cancelled the day before.
Japanese airline to accept payment in Bitcoin
The cryptocurrency can be used to book seats starting by the end of the year, Peach Aviation said. A change in Japan's law on fund settlements in April helped facilitate the move.
Public want first Qantas Dreamliner named 'David Boon'
We seriously doubt Alan Joyce will countenance such a larrikin dedication, but we wish he would.
US looks to extend flight laptop ban worldwide
US Homeland Security has told EU officials that it is looking at expanding its banning of laptops and iPads from all international flights
Virgin's third-quarter loss widens
Virgin Australia's losses widened in the third quarter due to a subdued domestic market, unfavourable currency movements and the cost of simplifying its fleet.
GE teaches top firms how to beat Google
Meet the innovator helping top companies shake off lazy habits to beat the threat from giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
'We are looking at it very closely'
Australia is considering banning laptops in the cabins of inbound commercial passenger flights, amid global concerns about a new terrorist threat.
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