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Qantas agreed to pay a $66 million fine and $13 million in compensation after a scandal involving "ghost flights," where seats were sold on cancelled trips. The airline admitted misleading consumers by advertising flights that were not operating. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission criticized Qantas' behavior, stating that many consumers were affected. Qantas apologized for the situation, acknowledging it failed to notify customers of cancellations promptly. The airline, known as the "Spirit of Australia," has faced challenges, including criticism over ticket...

Qantas agrees to pay millions to settle lawsuit accusing it of selling tickets to cancelled flights.

The NSW government’s “theoretical capacity” model sounds suspiciously like wishful thinking. The housing problem requires realistic and real-time solutions – a factor not evident in the planning so far.

Qantas will cop a $100m civil penalty and passengers to get back $20m over cancelled flights to resolve ACCC court battle.

Settlement adds to cost of repairing carrier’s battered image