While seemingly struggling to win popularity among its pilots, the regional carrier has turned to its agency partners for reassurance.

Things are looking up for travel agents if this fresh spattering of financial results is anything to go by.

David Hall has signalled his departure from Helloworld’s c-suite, ending his 17-year stint as a full-time travel industry high-flyer.

Travel companies are all making their comebacks with Helloworld adding to the list of upturns in this series of 1H22 reporting’s at Travel Weekly.

Helloworld has wasted no time restocking its board of directors. The ASX-listed company has even replenished the office biscuit tin.

There’s been a change in the Helloworld boardroom, and we’re not just talking about the new plush leather swivel chairs.

For full transparency, some of these financial figures are unaudited, but let’s not let that take away from Helloworld’s strong recovery.

Andrew Burnes has spoken optimistically about the company’s future prospects, even quoting Captain James Cook from way back in 1770.

It appears eNett’s successor has arrived, and it’s not wasting any time getting agencies on board.

Despite the efforts of administrators to keep it afloat, the company couldn’t sustain enough cash flow to survive.

The ASX-listed company has released its results for the third quarter of FY21, and the share market has responded accordingly.

Struggling travel companies are being urged to seek help before JobKeeper is wound back.