Qantas points now on offer via PETstock
- Health & Leisure
- Thursday, 02 February 2023
Customers can now choose to earn Qantas Points when shopping on line or from PETstock stores around Australia, expanding on the existing rewards program.
Customers can now choose to earn Qantas Points when shopping on line or from PETstock stores around Australia, expanding on the existing rewards program.
Faced with increased disruptions, baggage mountains and staff shortages, airports and airlines are ramping up their investment in technology to digitalise their operations and speed up the passenger journey by offering more self-service options.
A new report by SITA - 2022 Air Transport IT Insights - reveals that with the post-pandemic recovery, cios want to ensure operations are as agile and resilient as they are efficient, with IT solutions seen as central to their success.
Two US Democrat senators - Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Edward Markey of Massachusetts - intend to offer a 'passenger bill of rights' that would allow passengers to file class-action lawsuits against airlines guilty of poor performance as well as bring legislation to limit airline fees.
Belgium's Liege Airport has adjusted its maximum movements rules upward and now will allow 55,000 per year - with room for negotiation - instead of 50,000 movements per year for aircraft over 34 tons set by the original permit.
Another winter storm prompted US airlines to cancel 1019 flights into or out of the United States on Monday January 30.
About half the number belonged to Southwest.
Norwegian startup Flyr has announced that its inability to raise the cash it needs has led to a “critical short-term liquidity situation”.
Ireland's Ryanair says its profits jumped in the last three months of 2022, with “strong pent-up travel demand” in the October half-term school holiday and the Christmas/New Year holiday season driving stronger traffic and higher fares across all markets.
Australia's Virgin Australia has launched a flight sale with half a million cheap seats costing from A$55 one-way.
Club Med, the resort company owned by Shanghai-based Fosun Tourism, is reporting strong demand across markets.
Marriott has opened its 800th property in Asia and plans to add another 40-50 this year, hoping staycations will prove a winner despite rising Covid numbers in the region.
Philippines-based Cebu Pacific has increased its Hong Kong flights to four a day - and expects demand for the route to increase due to its ongoing seat sale.
Inked Expo, a three-day cultural body art festival will take place at the Melbourne Showgrounds, Victoria, Australia from Friday 10 to Sunday 12 February.
The Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) has held a special general meeting for members to vote on the future representation of Australia’s business events industry, and the result was unanimous.
Customers can now choose to earn Qantas Points when shopping on line or from PETstock stores around Australia, expanding on the existing rewards program.
Faced with increased disruptions, baggage mountains and staff shortages, airports and airlines are ramping up their investment in technology to digitalise their operations and speed up the passenger journey by offering more self-service options.
A new report by SITA - 2022 Air Transport IT Insights - reveals that with the post-pandemic recovery, cios want to ensure operations are as agile and resilient as they are efficient, with IT solutions seen as central to their success.
Two US Democrat senators - Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Edward Markey of Massachusetts - intend to offer a 'passenger bill of rights' that would allow passengers to file class-action lawsuits against airlines guilty of poor performance as well as bring legislation to limit airline fees.
Belgium's Liege Airport has adjusted its maximum movements rules upward and now will allow 55,000 per year - with room for negotiation - instead of 50,000 movements per year for aircraft over 34 tons set by the original permit.
Another winter storm prompted US airlines to cancel 1019 flights into or out of the United States on Monday January 30.
About half the number belonged to Southwest.
Norwegian startup Flyr has announced that its inability to raise the cash it needs has led to a “critical short-term liquidity situation”.
Ireland's Ryanair says its profits jumped in the last three months of 2022, with “strong pent-up travel demand” in the October half-term school holiday and the Christmas/New Year holiday season driving stronger traffic and higher fares across all markets.
Australia's Virgin Australia has launched a flight sale with half a million cheap seats costing from A$55 one-way.
Club Med, the resort company owned by Shanghai-based Fosun Tourism, is reporting strong demand across markets.
Marriott has opened its 800th property in Asia and plans to add another 40-50 this year, hoping staycations will prove a winner despite rising Covid numbers in the region.
Philippines-based Cebu Pacific has increased its Hong Kong flights to four a day - and expects demand for the route to increase due to its ongoing seat sale.
Inked Expo, a three-day cultural body art festival will take place at the Melbourne Showgrounds, Victoria, Australia from Friday 10 to Sunday 12 February.
The Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) has held a special general meeting for members to vote on the future representation of Australia’s business events industry, and the result was unanimous.