Travel Weekly also has bullying claims against Virgin, but that’s only because the airline no longer responds to our requests for free flights and unlimited upgrades.

The kind act of a baggage handler has found him very popular with the ladies, which has this Travel Weekly reporter considering a career change.

The former employee, who was also the general manager of flight operations, has lodged a Fair Work claim against the carrier.

The airline is zeroing in on its SME customers, which we recently discovered does not stand for Silly Movie Enthusiast, much to our dismay.

If you recently got up to date on Succession and want some more corporate drama, look no further than the C-suite of Qantas.

For those unfamiliar with financial lingo, a bondholder is someone that owns a bond distributed by a company, not a fanatic James Bond fan.

Aussie airlines are having to continuously lower expectations, announcing more cuts than a post-lockdown hair salon.

Omicron has metaphorically dampened Qantas Groups travel expectations and La Nina has literally dampened the entire nation. It looks like Aussie Summer is not going the way anyone had hoped.

Omicron’s latest blow has left pilots and cabin crew wondering why they didn’t pick a career where they can work from home.

In a new development, Virgin Australia has dropped Delta Air Lines and partnered with United Airlines to offer more flights for travellers heading across the Pacific.

Have you always wanted to work at Virgin? Well, we reckon the odds of you getting a gig at the airline are heavily in your favour.

FCTG is wheeling out a number of A-listers for its corporate travel event but, sadly, there’s no mention of a Hemsworth making an appearance.