Qantas adds international free 'fast wifi'
- BTN News
- Thursday, 25 April 2024
Australia's Qantas has confirmed it will offer free wifi on international routes "starting with Asia" by the end of this year.
Australia's Qantas has confirmed it will offer free wifi on international routes "starting with Asia" by the end of this year.
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Australia's Qantas has confirmed it will offer free wifi on international routes "starting with Asia" by the end of this year.
Faced with a threat to outsource 'hundreds of members' jobs' in a cost-saving exercise, UK union Unite is calling out firefighters and staff in airside operations, passenger services, trolley operations and campus security from Tuesday 7 May to Monday 13 May.
Air New Zealand has announced changes to short-haul booking options for flights across the Tasman and around the Pacific.
The Canadian airline industry is pushing back at a government move for 'Fairer Prices, Fewer Fees', saying authorities need to put their own house in order.
Malaysia's AirAsia says it cancelled flights across nine airports due to the volcanic eruption of Mount Ruang in the Indonesian Sulawesi Islands.
As it makes a transition to Embraer jets, Australia's Alliance Airlines has appointed Fokker Aircraft Services to market a VIP-configured Fokker 70 that's stored at Rockhampton in Queensland.
A Which? study has confirmed what many in the travel industry already know: Legacy carrier fares that include baggage allowances, meals and some drinks can be cheaper than their budget competitors' base fares plus add-ons.
Saudi Arabia and China have signed an aviation memorandum of understanding (MoU) that includes promoting/expanding air traffic and developing and regulating frameworks for cooperation in passenger and airfreight transport.
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) of Ireland says there was a significant increase in air travel through its five main airports Dublin, Cork, Shannon, Knock and Kerry last year, recording the highest number of passengers since the CSO began tracking in 2013.
Australian airlines Qantas and Virgin Australia - plus some of the country’s largest airports - want their government to budget A$2 billion to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry and reduce Australia’s dependency on imports.
Aberdeen Airport in Scotland has introduced new scanners that mean passengers can carry more than 100ml bottles of liquid in the cabins, joining London City and Teesside airports that have had the new scanners for some time.