This week’s aviation wrap is full of good news stories and huge sales – perfect for those in need of a Tuesday afternoon pick-me-up.

There’s something fishy about this Flavour of the Week edition, and it could be that we’ve included an absolute sardine of an appointment for your reading pleasure.

Emirates has confirmed it will close its only Australian call centre next month, leaving more than 80 employees out of a job.

Here’s this week’s wrap on all things aviation, which is best enjoyed while listening to John Denver’s “Leaving On a Jet Plane”. Unless you hate John Denver, of course.

This aviation wrap is full of sales, new products and even a couple of big milestones. Call it a fruit salad, if you will.

Since last week’s aviation wrap, two things have happened: a cargo plane load of news has made its way to our inboxes, and green tea has been proven as no substitute for double-shot espressos.

We do hope that you’re so wrapped about this week’s aviation wrap that you write a rap about it.

This week’s aviation wrap reveals new services for two major airlines, while another has doubled down on plastic reduction. Winning!

This week’s aviation wrap comes free of any mentions of flaperons, altimeters or horizontal stabilisers.

Welcome back, travel folk. Let’s get your heads back into gear with the latest news in the aviation industry.

It’s raining, its pouring, and the old man is snoring in Sydney today. However, that hasn’t stopped Travel Weekly from delivering this week’s aviation wrap.

Plans, points and partnerships are the main ingredients of this week’s airline wrap. As for today’s sandwich of Travel Weekly’s editor, its spam, curried egg and lettuce.