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Its chief executive, Geoff Culbert, says almost half of the capacity allocated to the UAE is not being used despite claims more services will distort the market.

As experts argue the blocked move would have significantly lowered airfares and bolstered tourism; Qantas' influence over the decision remains under scrutiny.

In this bulletin, Australia expecting its hottest summer for three years; protests in India after Canada accuses New Delhi of murdering one of its citizens; and in football, Spanish players return to the Women's World Cup-winning squad after taking a stand on sexism.

A perfect storm of factors have sent ticket prices soaring – but there are ways they could be brought back down to earth

Anthony Albanese said he did not know his government had knocked back Qatar after telling parliament he had discussed the matter with Virgin before a decision.

Bonza is making the leap to add another 'unusual' route to its low-cost offerings, just weeks after cutting other routes due to weak demand.

Qantas has tanked in an international airline ranking, plummeting from fifth to 17th spot on the back of customer complaints about late or cancelled flights and lost baggage.

A prolonged post-pandemic recovery and staffing issues has seen Qantas drop in international airline rankings.

If the taking an overseas holiday seems more expensive lately, you're not imagining things; international airfares have soared since 2019.

Qantas' time under Alan Joyce is coming to an end, but the airline won't be in a rush to divert from his controversial playbook.