It turns out Virgin was Qatar Airways’ second pick for the dance; reminding Travel Weekly’s editor of her high school days.

The kind act of a baggage handler has found him very popular with the ladies, which has this Travel Weekly reporter considering a career change.

The former employee, who was also the general manager of flight operations, has lodged a Fair Work claim against the carrier.

Long lines at the airport mean less time for leafing through magazines, milling about cosmetic kiosks and the all-important stop at Crispy Cream. We won’t stand for it!

Much to the disappointment of Travel Weekly staff, this news has nothing to do with the board game Monopoly, which is probably for the best considering our penchant for flipping over the board and storming off.

Have you always wanted to work at Virgin? Well, we reckon the odds of you getting a gig at the airline are heavily in your favour.

To watch the airline’s “unboxing” video, our intern had to give us a crash course in Gen Z’s favourite new platform. Now we’re afraid we’ll never make deadline again because we’ve developed an addiction to videos of tiny goats.

It’s been so long between trips that Travel Weekly’s editor is even pining for departure delays, overpriced drinks and soggy inflight sandwiches.

The national carrier also said it plans to bring back around 11,000 stood-down workers a whopping six months earlier than expected.

The airline wants to make up for lost time, having not flown internationally since relaunching under new ownership.

Whether your goal is to become a Velocity Frequent Flyer points millionaire or simply nab a set of Virgin PJs, this comp is definitely worth getting jabbed for.

Virgin has given its economy fares the Queer Eye treatment. Our reaction to this is along the lines of “fabulous” and “yaaas queen”.