Qantas’ CEO doesn’t plan on letting a few vaccine “speedbumps” get in the way of the flying kangaroo going international in October.

Virgin boss Jayne Hrdlicka trekked to a cabin crew training school in Brisbane this morn to deliver this very important update.

The error, which was caused by a glitchy IT update, caused the plane to be more than 1,200 kilograms heavier than expected.

Virgin’s new onboard menus have been unveiled, thankfully sans any instant noodles for business-class passengers.

Does your eco-consciousness weigh heavy every time you step onto a plane? This space-age looking contraption could be the remedy you seek.

Do you consider yourself an expert in all things IT? Well, it might be time to tidy up your CV, because Air NZ is on the hunt for a new digital chief.

Do you tend to go overboard on the food and drink at airport lounges? Well, it’s probably best you loosen your belt before reading this news.

The fight was so hectic that it resulted in a broken arm and missing tooth, proving that the aviation industry doesn’t mess around when it comes to toilet incidents.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor is still trying to get all the glitter he wore for Mardi Gras out of his hair.

Plane passengers have been left bemused and a bit ticked off after pilots were forced to turn their flight around due to a ferocious feline.

The passenger allegedly ignored instructions from the flight attendant, started yelling expletives at her and other passengers, and then hit her in the face.

Flight to nowhere? Check. Flight to somewhere? Check. Flight to who knows where? That’s next for Qantas.