The new cabin class offers an alternative to being packed in like a tin of Cole’s sardines. Think of it as more akin to a tin of Ortiz anchovies.

Have you missed flights that took nearly an entire day of your life? Qantas will satisfy your craving for lengthy travel with these new updates!

The entrances to these coveted lounges are hidden near Virgin’s existing lounges, making for a fun treasure hunt next time you find yourself bored at the airport.

Another high-level departure at Virgin has raised further questions about its culture. We’re no experts, but may we recommend keeping employees onside with a fully stocked cupboard of Tim Tams?

Those planning travel in France would be well advised to get a rail pass and some good reading material if this announcement is anything to go by.

More routes mean more confidence in the resumption of travel, so these two airlines must be pretty bloody confident if this news is anything to go by.

The airline is zeroing in on its SME customers, which we recently discovered does not stand for Silly Movie Enthusiast, much to our dismay.

Rumour is Flight Centre’s original tech pitch included a motorised back scratcher, but investors were not impressed.

More than 35 years after releasing its iconic Still Call Australia Home ad, the Kangaroo carrier has unveiled a refreshed version and it’s a bit of a tear-jerker.

Fancy earning frequent flyer points AND brownie points from your boss at the same time? Qantas’ business rewards just got a whole lot more rewarding.

If you recently got up to date on Succession and want some more corporate drama, look no further than the C-suite of Qantas.

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.