Looking for the latest and greatest in aviation news? Have a squiz at today’s loaded Aviation Wrap.

Fiji Airways has been handed a lifeline by the country’s government, after being forced to take some “painful” measures to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.

There’ve been some timely leadership appointments across the industry given that International Women’s Day is just around the corner. Check out our wrap-up of the latest movers and shakers here.

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

Has the fact that it’s only Tuesday got you considering jumping on a plane to escape the daily grind? This Aviation Wrap is practically bursting with great deals to help you get there.

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Already off to a flying start this week? Well, allow these aviation deals and updates to help you soar even higher.

Looking for a legend to fly with over October? Check-in with this week’s Aviation Wrap to see who’s doing what for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s paper plane competition is off to a bad start, after our editor used up all the spare paper to make a sailboat instead.

Qantas has introduced daily direct flights to Fiji over Christmas and New Years, on top of its recently expanded offering, and you can bet your bottom dollar Fiji Airways had something to say about it.

This week’s aviation wrap contains some good news and some bad news. But mostly good news.

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.