Just a few weeks after empathising with customers over their cost-of-living pain,Virgin’s hypocrisy has been laid bare as footy fans ache to see their team.
Virgin confirmed the affected aircraft are part of its fleet of Boeing 737-800s,which fly most of its domestic services between destinations including Melbourne,Sydney,Brisbane and Perth.
Former wheelchair tennis champion Dylan Alcott has tasked leading brands with including people with disability in ads.
Transport Minister Catherine King says Sydney Airport’s slot allocation scheme will be reformed “in due course”.
Anthony Albanese claimed he did not know when he spoke to Virgin’s Jayne Hrdlicka that a decision had already been made to block Qatar Airways from increasing its flights.
Not all gifts flowing to Queensland MPs are so glamorous,but one company soars above the rest in dishing out what even their six-figure salaries can’t buy.
Alan Joyce is no stranger to being eviscerated for the greater good (profit),but the government is struggling to explain why it denied Australians more overseas flights.
The airline’s chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka says adding more seats will push down sky-high overseas airfares – increasing demand for international travel.
Qantas boss Alan Joyce faced nearly two hours of relentless questioning over his airline’s relationship with the government and role in the cost of living crisis.
Domestic customers who fly Virgin can now track the status of their checked bags,with the airline confident that a recent string of cancellations and poor on-time performance are a thing of the past.
Qantas cancelled more than one in 10 flights from Canberra to Sydney in July – three times as many flights as rival Virgin Australia.