Sadly, the ongoing impact from the Greater Sydney lockdown has forced Alan Joyce’s hand.

After trialling and testing a number of potential solutions, the Qantas Group has revealed what Aussies will need to get outta here and overseas.

The airport’s board has given the takeover offer a hard pass, but Travel Weekly will happily be acquired for $22 million!

The industry’s lobbying groups have been sharpening their pitchforks again in pursuit of more clarity, government support and a change in vaccine prioritisation.

Rumour has it Rex is also mulling an incentive out of fear that anti-vaxxers boycotting both Qantas and Virgin will swarm its flights.

The airline’s bean counters have been forced to revisit their FY21 guidance with a red pen.

Meanwhile, mooted retirement presents for John MacLeod included a Big Mouth Billy Bass singing fish and a day clock.

One need only observe the courier’s daily visits to Travel Weekly’s office to realise that our editor bloody loves a sale.

We reckon this skillful effort deserves an inclusion in the next highlights reel on ESPN’s SportsCenter.

You’d expect Sydney Airport shareholders to be a little more nervous after seeing these pics of its new rival.

There’s been some moving and shaking over at Air New Zealand HQ, and we’re not talking about the airline’s intra-office Zumba class.

Travel Weekly’s editor has opted to enjoy next week’s Origin opener on the couch with a keg and a tray of party pies. Don’t judge.