There’s plenty of important updates in this week’s Aviation Wrap, and a dash of feel-good news to boot.

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As a past winner at the Women in Travel Awards, Elizabeth explains how it’s helped her career and offers some advice to those entering this year.

The news comes after the federal government announced increased travel restrictions for international visitors to Australia.

Alan Joyce will take no salary for the rest of FY20 as the worldwide spread of COVID-19 and travel fear continues.

Similarly, Travel Weekly’s office dog is sharing the love with her favourite teddy bear. Perhaps a little too much love, if you get what we mean.

The Kiwi carrier has touted its new lie-flat bed in economy class as a “game-changer on so many levels”, but we’re not sure this is what they had in mind.

Qantas has landed itself in hot water with the safety watchdog after an inspection revealed aircraft cleaners were exposed to miscellaneous bodily fluids with minimal protective gear.

Putting together our weekly Aviation Wrap is our favourite thing to do on a Tuesday. Well, besides not working at all, obviously.

The Kiwi carrier just launched a new safety clip starring a little girl in gumboots, a large CGI bird, a robot, and a big fuzzy green guy. It’s equal parts cute and cringey.

Air New Zealand’s new boss certainly has his work cut out for him, after the Kiwi carrier suffered a big drop in first-half profit.