New reports have revealed Qantas’ Project Sunrise plans are being thwarted by a group of rebellious pilots.

Will it be Boeing or Airbus sending Alan Joyce an oversized Christmas hamper this year? All is revealed here.

“Hip, hip, hooray!” was the resounding shout from Qantas crew after the airline’s Project Sunrise flight arrived in Sydney. “Pass the champers” was the second call, Travel Weekly understands.

Qantas has cleverly masked its full-year profit drop with a bit of positive news about Project Sunrise.

Know a kick-arse health worker that deserves a getaway? You’ll definitely want to show them this week’s Hotel Wrap.

Qantas is getting ready to make history yet again when it flies the second stage of Project Sunrise.

Not only were the lucky passengers chuffed to finally be going home, but they also would’ve had a pretty spectacular view of Antarctica on the way.

Qantas and Jetstar staff are no doubt breathing a sigh of relief after facing the prospect of having to move interstate and – god forbid – barrack for another footy team.

The last of Qantas 747s will be retired today, six months ahead of schedule, in a final voyage to the Mojave Desert.

Yes, you read correctly. Airfares could end up being cheaper than buying a pair of Kmart track pants or treating yourself to a pub lunch.