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Jetstar ground crew and baggage handlers have announced they will walk off the job on Friday 13 December 2019.

The winners of Flight Centre Travel Group’s Indigenous creative art competition have been announced.

Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has partnered with Baidam Solutions, a 100% Australian owned and operated First Nations information technology business, to help foster the growth of Indigenous young Australians pursuing careers in cyber security.

This week’s historic flight marks only the second time in history that a commercial airline has flown direct from London to Sydney.

The Qantas Group will reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 in a major expansion of the airline’s commitment to a more sustainable aviation industry.

Virgin Australia will make several changes to its domestic and international network, including the suspension of Melbourne-Hong Kong from 11 February 2020.

Starting from 29 March next year, Virgin Australia will be operating daily flights between Brisbane and Haneda – allowing an additional 100,000 Australians to access the access the closest and most convenient airport to downtown Tokyo each year.

American Airlines is the latest airline to announce new non-stop routes to the USA

Air New Zealand has announced a "new era" for its international route network, with the planned October 2020 debut of direct flights between Auckland and New York. New York will be Air NZ's sixth US non-stop destination, joining Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago and Honolulu.

From addressing child safety, to promoting employee ‘Active Hour’ - find out how Corporate Traveller and FCTG is helping to create brighter futures.

High-speed change is the new disruptor in the travel industry and the rate of change in the next three years is going to shape and transform society for the next 100 years in a way that we’ve never seen.

The first of Qantas’ upgraded A380s welcomed its first passengers this week, delivering a new level of comfort for customers travelling on the national carrier’s largest aircraft.