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Rex collapse has driven higher airfares, ACCC confirms
/ | 1 Comment on Rex collapse has driven higher airfares, ACCC confirmsIn its latest Domestic Airline Competition report, the consumer and competition watchdog found average airfares went up 13.3 per cent across all major city routes from Rex’s collapse at the end of July to September, with Qantas Group and Virgin now flying 98 per cent of domestic passengers.
Read moreGovernment injects $80m to keep Rex flying
/$80 million in financing will be provided to keep the business and its regional services afloat as EY Australia continues to search for a buyer, with the administrator applying to the Federal Court to extend the voluntary administration to 30 June 2025.
Read moreVideo: A tour through Goulburn Airport
/John Ferrara, who bought the site in 2011, said earlier this year he was retiring and listed everything as one package.
Read moreMelbourne hits international passenger high in October
/The airport’s CEO, Lorie Argus, said the growth in traveller numbers came despite the “economic headwinds many households are facing”.
Read moreDon’t fine us for every cancellation, Virgin urges government
In a submission to a Senate inquiry on the matter, the airline argued that penalties, which could be up to $20,000, should be considered annually because delays at Sydney Airport are often due to a variety of factors that aren’t known immediately.
Read moreRAAF C-27J Spartan helps Fiji monitor illegal fishing
/As part of the ADF’s Operation Solania, the aircraft flew sorties out of Suva and monitored the country’s exclusive economic zone.
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