Numerous reports of Paul Scurrah’s imminent departure from Virgin Australia have finally been confirmed.

The Flying Kangaroo’s cost-saving targets just became a little harder to hit after this court decision.

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.

An internal document from 2010 that shows Qantas had planned to outsource its ground handling work by 2020 has been obtained by the media.

Here’s a story about the union doing what it does best: protesting and taking legal action against the big dogs.

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

This week’s Aviation Wrap can be compared to an Airbus A380 at full capacity, meaning it’s jam-packed full of news and updates.

While many planes remain on the tarmac across the globe, that hasn’t stopped Travel Weekly’s Aviation Wrap from taking off.

Following a comprehensive sale campaign, Virgin Australia’s administrators have chosen its preferred bidder to put forward to creditors.

Speculation had begun to swirl that this big announcement from Qantas was about to drop, and now it has – with an almighty thud.

ACCC tsar Rod Sims has been instructed by the government to keep his eyes peeled for any dodgy moves by Australia’s airlines.

Get ready to climb to an altitude of 35,000 feet as you read your way through all the latest aviation news in this week’s wrap.