Unlike some other airlines that are making it difficult to get a refund during the pandemic, Rex has got its passengers’ backs.

Despite ASIC’s decision, Rex says it “maintains a different view” from the corporate regulator on its disclosure of the airline’s domestic plans.

Ever wondered where all those Virgin execs who quietly left the airline earlier this year are now? Well, we’ve tracked down one of them.

The airline’s capital city assault is gathering steam, with some fresh aircraft decals and cheap fares set to send a shiver down the spines of Qantas and Virgin execs.

The regional airline is one step closer to being a fully-fledged domestic airline, thanks to the generosity of an Asian investment firm.

Rex’s ambitions of becoming a domestic route competitor to Qantas and Virgin are becoming a reality. Next step: a team song.

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.

Rex is banking on a much swifter return of regional flying than domestic or international, which isn’t exactly surprising given Australia’s current border situation.

Proving we don’t just favour news from Australian carriers, this week’s Aviation Wrap has plenty of updates from airlines all over the globe.

Neville Howell, Alan Joyce and Paul Scurrah have been emailing each other high five GIFs today after receiving this pleasing bit of news.

A war of words has taken off between Qantas and Rex. Read all about the verbal tit for tat here.

After recently revealing its intention to expand its services to include capital cities, Rex is getting ready to enter the big league.