Given the current state of affairs, Alan Joyce has had to settle for a bottle of Yellowglen rather than his usual Dom Perignon to celebrate this new deal.

Travel Weekly’s reporter has tried to jam as much Qantas news into one story as possible, so much so that he sat on his laptop to squeeze it all in.

Travel Weekly understands Alan Joyce has been forced to take out a loan on his new Maserati, as Qantas delivers some not so good news to shareholders.

Keen to see who has been moving and shaking across the travel industry? Dip into this week’s smorgasbord Flavour of the Week for the latest.

Were you wondering how much of an impact the Hong Kong protests would have on Qantas’ bottom line? Well, wonder no more.

Looking for a legend to fly with over October? Check-in with this week’s Aviation Wrap to see who’s doing what for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Do you hate reading about industry CEOs with huge pay packets? Well, it might be best to skip this story.

If this story was an ice cream, it would be neapolitan, with Qantas giving us not one, not two, but three flavoursome announcements.

Staff at Qantas have started stocking up the office drinks fridge in preparation for Alison Webster’s leaving party, after she announced her resignation.

We hoped to generate intrigue and a few more clicks for this story by leaving the the charter operator’s name out of the headline. However, the accompanying photo has totally ruined the surprise.

The ACCC has smiled on Qantas and China Eastern, giving them the green light for their joint business for five years.

Qantas will pay out $90 million in bonuses to staff covered by wage-freeze agreements as the airline’s turnaround gathers pace.