In huge news, Australia and New Zealand have negotiated a deal to get the trans-Tasman travel ‘bubble’ off the ground in two weeks’ time.

It’s been a landmark week for carriers near and far. Lucky for you, our Aviation Wrap continues to keep you abreast of the latest in this space.

We can’t promise this week’s Aviation Wrap is all good news, but at least Rex shareholders and Velocity Frequent Flyers have something to cheer about.

Having put up with Mascot’s lack of quality coffee shops and decent eateries since the 90s, we reckon Qantas’ head office staff would be rejoicing over this news.

Outside of making a fourth double-shot espresso (as our reporter did), this week’s Aviation Wrap is the best way to kill five minutes.

It appears one executive sacking was enough for Qantas this week, with the airline standing by its CEO.

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.

There’s good news aplenty in this week’s Aviation Wrap, best enjoyed while listening to Ozzy Osbourne’s “Flying High Again”.

Like Travel Weekly’s editor, this news is sure to have you making plane engine sounds with your mouth in celebration.

Yes, you read correctly. Airfares could end up being cheaper than buying a pair of Kmart track pants or treating yourself to a pub lunch.

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