Qantas has also been letting customers know they are entitled to a refund for flights cancelled or suspended due to COVID-19 travel restrictions.

After months of speculation surrounding the joint venture between Qantas Group and Vietnam Airlines, it’s confirmed that the Jetstar Pacific brand will be no more.

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Rumours around the future of Jetstar Pacific have emerged, with reports speculating Qantas could exit its minority stake in the airline.

Employees of three different airlines have teamed up to prove you can still have fun while practising social distancing.

The national carrier will suspend all scheduled overseas flights until at least the end of May as it assists with repatriation efforts.

Qantas’ latest capacity reduction is its biggest since the coronavirus outbreak began.

The news comes after the federal government announced increased travel restrictions for international visitors to Australia.

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Jetstar workers have voted to accept an enterprise agreement, ending months of industrial action during peak travel periods.