All news on the topic: Qantas

Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were a picture of young love, but within days they would both be dead, their bodies crammed inside surfboard bags and dumped on farmland

Former Qantas pilot Mike Glynn has shared the possible scenarios that could have taken place before the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 went missing ahead of the anniversary of its disappearance

British Airways, easyJet, TUI, Virgin Atlantic and Qantas all allow Christmas crackers but have different rules about how they're brought on, while Ryanair and Aer Lingus have upright bans

Qantas' Captain's Choice flights from Australian cities Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane over the Antarctic, letting passengers take in the majesty of landmarks such as Admiralty Mountains and Cape Hallett

Frequent flyer Travys Carinci, customer service manager for Qantas, has explained why he always skips hot showers after flights, however tempting a warm scrub may be

Stephen Jones, a Vietnam war veteran, was flying back to Adelaide, Australia with his wife when a member of Qantas staff asked him to leave his seat and move to economy

Qantas has introduced the new seating option on some of its flights, so passengers can ensure the chair next to them remains empty and the flight a bit less-cramped

Passengers and crew aboard the unidentified flight between Cairns and Dawrin on Thursday night were left horrified after two brawls led to a plane window being smashed while they soared at 35,000ft

If you are keen to maximise your chances of a cheap flight, then knowing when the tickets first go on sale is key, as this will help you work out when they're likely to be their least expensive

Travel TikToker Chelsea Badger has explained how she managed to get herself a empty row of seats to herself while on a Qantas flight, without having to pay any extra

Qantas will launch its newly designed Airbus A350s in late 2025, with the first class suites to have extra-wide fixed bed, separate recliner chair, personal wardrobe, dining table for two and a 32” ultra-high definition TV

A Qantas flight heading to Sydney airport in Australia from New Zealand issued a mayday call as it crossed the Pacific with more than 100 people believed to have been on board