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Jetstar Asia will launch non-stop flights from Broome to Singapore, with a seasonal twice-weekly service commencing on 25 June 2024.
Virgin Australia now codeshares with Link Airways, enabling Velocity members to earn points and status credits on routes like Brisbane-Bundaberg and Melbourne-Wollongong.
Wondering where you can fly with Australian budget airline Bonza? Our complete list of Bonza routes shows you which routes the airline flies and on which days.
Every day, a Qantas Boeing 787-9 flies over 15 hours non-stop from Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas as flight QF7. Our guide explains everything you need to know about this flight.
South African Airways will resume Perth-Johannesburg flights from 28 April 2024. You can book a seat in Economy or Business Class using Velocity points.
Tigerair no longer exists in Singapore, Australia, Indonesia or the Philippines. But it continues to offer budget airfares out of Taiwan.
Emirates will resume daily flights between Dubai and Adelaide from 28 October 2024. The airline previously flew to Adelaide from 2012 until 2020.
Turkish Airlines will finally commence flights to Australia, with the launch of a Melbourne-Istanbul service via Singapore on 1 March 2024. You can already book a seat with points.
QantasLink has taken delivery of its first of three Airbus A319 jets, which will be based in Perth and fly to destinations within WA.
Leaving every morning, American Airlines flight AA72 takes 14 hours and 5 minutes to cover the 12,051km from Sydney to Los Angeles.
Just in time for the Olympics, Qantas will launch Sydney-Perth-Paris flights on 12 July 2024 using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.
Qantas is wet leasing two Airbus A330-300s from its Oneworld partner Finnair for its Sydney-Singapore and Sydney-Bangkok routes.