The capacity reduction includes the immediate suspension of Tigerair Australia’s domestic services.

The half-yearly results continue apace, with Virgin’s record revenue and loyalty growth the only bright spots in an otherwise dour performance.

Bushfire smoke and a late afternoon storm caused dozens of delays at Melbourne Airport, which could carry over to today.

Australia’s second-largest carrier has announced a raft of changes to its fleet and network following a strategic review. Find out how you and your clients will be affected here.

The findings of an ATSB investigation have found a Tigerair flight flew for a period with its cabin unpressurised due to a crew oversight.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s paper plane competition is off to a bad start, after our editor used up all the spare paper to make a sailboat instead.

We do hope that you’re so wrapped about this week’s aviation wrap that you write a rap about it.

Personally, we used the fog as an excuse to extend our Saturday morning sleep-in. You can’t leave the house if you can hardly see your front gate!

That’s right, folks. The standing plane seat is back and more terrifying than ever. We’ll be sleeping with the lights on for the next few nights, as this is the stuff of nightmares.

The only thing on the rise in our office today is midday naps and sore heads. We may have gone too hard on the free champagne last night.

Welcome back, travel folk. Let’s get your heads back into gear with the latest news in the aviation industry.

Tigerair is Travel Weekly’s airline of choice, mainly due to our love of the jungle animal, and partly because we’re tight.