I don’t care about new seats, carpets or lights on short flights. But one change Qantas is making will excite anyone who regularly flies domestically.

Australia's Qantas Airways showered investors with its first post-pandemic ordinary dividend, and a special dividend, for the first time in a quarter of a century on Thursday.

Vanessa Hudson last week released one of Qantas’s best ever results and Virgin is about to reveal record earnings. Things are so rosy that outgoing Virgin chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka is understood to be looking to stick around.

Australia’s Qantas Group has announced financial results for the first half of the 2025 fiscal year, reporting an underlying profit before tax of $1.39 billion.

“A next-generation inflight experience is coming for our Boeing 737s. With the arrival of new aircraft across our wider fleet renewal program, we’re also investing in the cabins of our existing fleet to make them look and feel like new.” Qantas said.

Qantas and Jetstar are taking to the sky this week with over 50 flights operated entirely by women in the lead up to International Women's Day

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given the green light for Qatar Airways to buy a 25% stake in Virgin Australia, as part of a strategic alliance. The deal will shake up the Australian aviation market. The announcement follows

Australia's Qantas Airways has showered investors with its first post-pandemic ordinary dividend, and a special dividend, for the first time in a quarter of a century.

Virgin Australia has surpassed Qantas by carrying the largest market share of Australian domestic passengers in 2024.