Have you been eagerly awaiting an update on the tit-for-tat between Qantas and Virgin? Well, enjoy this drama-filled explainer in all its spiciness.

The April Fool’s Day icon has forgone its usual trickery to turn this year’s prank into a reality.

Employees of three different airlines have teamed up to prove you can still have fun while practising social distancing.

The move is welcome news for the regional carrier, which announced last week it will shut down all passenger services across the country, except for Queensland.

A Virgin Australia flight attendant has made a tear-jerker of an announcement while landing in Dunedin. We’re not crying – you are!

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

ACCC chair Rod Sims is set to don the deerstalker hat and monocle after Virgin’s boss wrote him a very angry letter.

Virgin Australia CEO Paul Scurrah has hit back at his nemesis at Qantas over comments he made about potential government assistance for the Richard Branson-backed carrier.

From Friday evening, all non-citizens and non-residents of Australia will be banned from entering the country.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff are enraged at the prospect of no longer getting stamps on our café loyalty cards while we work from home.

Virgin Australia’s domestic operations, which account for 88 per cent of passengers and 78 per cent of revenue, have also been cut.

The announcement comes as Rex revealed it had “only weeks of reserves left” and that without government intervention, irreversible damage would occur across the industry.