Hawaiian Airlines has shared a video to show the ‘new normal’ of flying between the Hawaiian Islands.

Qantas’ CEO has been lying low amid the kerfuffle over rival Virgin Australia’s future. However, he’s re-emerged here with a crystal ball in hand.

Giles Gilbert also happens to be speaking at Travel DAZE in August, so consider this article a bit of a shameless plug.

It turns out that flying sits alongside credit card debt and The Boogeyman as some of the fears among young Aussies.

Gone are the days of chowing down three happy meals before boarding. Actually, stuff that. Can’t stop, won’t stop, we’re happy to miss our flight.

If you’re told to kick back and relax on flights, do everyone a favour and don’t take it literally.

A toddler chucking a tantrum has reignited the child-free flights debate. Meanwhile, we got called a toddler after our tantrum over an office cupcake shortage.

We warn you, the contents of this article might scare you a little. But it’s only to balance out the lovey stories from Valentine’s Day.

There are already so many confusing symbols we have to deal with on a daily basis. So why not let us break it down for you. Passports that is, not dancing.

Surprisingly, the item is not earbuds. Though we make sure to bring a pair every flight to cancel out the sound of our snores.

Airlines have had the spotlight more than ever before thanks to social media. Though that’s not to say they’re on a stage or anything.

We’re conveniently ignoring Australia’s dismal ranking in the Punctuality Report and focusing on the insane frequency of our domestic flights.