Virgin Australia has thrown a ‘loyalty left-hook’ at the flying kangaroo, as the frequent flyer battle between the two carriers heats up.

The airline’s capital city assault is gathering steam, with some fresh aircraft decals and cheap fares set to send a shiver down the spines of Qantas and Virgin execs.

Wondering what Jayne Hrdlicka and Bain Capital really have planned for Virgin now that the airline has taxied its way out of administration? All is revealed here.

More redundancies are coming for Qantas staff, as the airline accelerates its shift to digital.

The possibility of attending events in these two cities on the same day has just become a reality, thanks to one Aussie airline.

Numerous reports of Paul Scurrah’s imminent departure from Virgin Australia have finally been confirmed.

Despite the fact that one of them is technically in administration, it appears competition between Australia’s two main carriers is still strong.

Virgin Australia’s claiming this new booking policy to be a first among Aussie airlines, which is sure to rile up Alan Joyce just a little bit.

The inevitable has been confirmed, with Bain Capital getting the tick of approval from creditors.

Rex is banking on a much swifter return of regional flying than domestic or international, which isn’t exactly surprising given Australia’s current border situation.

The administrators of Virgin Australia have issued their all-important report to creditors, which fails to mention the number of late-night Uber Eats orders made by Vaughan Strawbridge and his team.

Corporate high flyers will soon have another way to travel between Australia’s two most populous cities.