They might seem fairly useless right now, but that hasn’t stopped Henley & Partners from churning out its latest passport index.

Anti-vaxxers, COVID-19 deniers and general conspiracy theorists are having an absolute field day following the news that Qantas passengers will need a COVID-19 vaccine to travel internationally.

Have you always found Emirates’ online trade platform to be a little clunky and lacking in capabilities? Relieve your tech-induced pain here.

Australia’s soon-to-be trans-Tasman travel ‘bubble’ buddy has claimed top spot as the nation offering the most powerful passport in the world.

The commercial aviation industry’s peak body is fed up with plane passengers refusing to wear masks, judging by its latest statement.

This revised forecast by IATA makes for grim reading, so we recommend skipping this story if you’re over all the doom and gloom.

Legroom, inflight entertainment and availability of alcohol all appear to have taken a backseat when it comes to air travellers’ top concerns.

This week’s Aviation Wrap is a bit like that Two-Face character from Batman comics and movies, in that it’s got both good and bad sides to it.

According to the association, airlines will require $324 billion in support from governments “simply to make it through” the coronavirus crisis.

Here’s some news about the NDC… the new distribution capability, that is. Not the Nimbin District Choir or the Nordic Diving Club.

Following its second Boeing 737 MAX Summit, the International Air Transport Association has urged continued cooperation between state safety regulators to return the jet to service.

While stories about embarrassing industry gaffes and crazy plane passengers are Travel Weekly’s bread and butter, we also sometimes deliver useful news like this.