The differing reopening roadmaps of the states and territories will no doubt cause headaches for travellers, hence this from A4ANZ.

Will it be a case of third time lucky for the consortium of investors? Not if “Rocket” Rod Sims finds any glaring problems with the deal.

The US aviation authority has clocked 3,889 reports of disruptive passengers in the past year, more than 20 times the number recorded prior to the pandemic.

Jetstar turns train stations into airports in latest promo. However, that’s not to suggest passengers got a litre of gin for $32 at the duty-free shops.

With an increase in domestic travel comes an increased risk of crime, so this is a pretty sensible move from the feds.

While the health and safety protocols at Brisbane’s quarantine hotels are being questioned, at least the airport’s got it together.

Looking to impress colleagues with your aviation knowledge during the next Zoom catch-up? Reading this sciency story should do the trick.

A trial is taking place in the UK to see whether man’s best friend could detect COVID-19 in travellers, even before symptoms appear.

Things are getting heated between Perth Airport and Qantas, while the WA Premier is fed up with the “completely unacceptable” behaviour of both companies.

Australia’s airlines are shaking their heads in disbelief after the government dismissed the need for an independent arbitrator for airports.

Did you happen to see Alan Joyce and Paul Scurrah kicking a can down the street this morning while shaking their fists toward the closest airport? Find out why here.

Let’s face it: if you didn’t Instagram yourself at the airport, did you even travel overseas?