The cuts will account for, what would be by the end of 2020, a quarter of the company’s workforce.

Have you been wondering what the hell Virgin and its future owner have been up to as the administration process nears the finish line? All is revealed here.

Travel Weekly cannot confirm whether the airline will be allowed to use Flight Centre’s famous office slide, but we hear Paul Scurrah has called first dibs.

Unfortunately, Travel Weekly’s editor won’t be able to take advantage of this sweet new offer after spending all of his Velocity points on a new sandwich press and a Fitbit.

Vaughan Strawbridge and his team at Deloitte have updated Virgin’s creditors with some key info ahead of next month’s meeting. Read all the juicy bits from the circular right here.

Travel Weekly’s editor pored over a 15-page document from the Federal Court to deliver you this piece of original reporting. He’s now taking a nap under his desk.

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

Australia’s airlines and airports are locked in a bitter squabbling match. Read all about it, without the pressure of having to pick a side.

Virgin Australia had first dibs on Brisbane Airport’s new runway last weekend, kicking off a special celebration of Queensland’s aviation history.

While its sale to Bain Capital is not yet set in stone, Virgin is still taking it to Qantas with a huge sale.

Like a pesky fly you just can’t get rid of, Virgin’s bondholders are back again to try and derail the airline’s sale process.

The only thing we at Travel Weekly love more than new routes is cheap airfares, and this story features both! Well, except wine, of course – we value wine above almost everything.