Coronavirus
State border closures weren’t medical advice, reveals Morrison
Airlines

Scott Morrison said interstate movement restrictions harm the economy, jobs and were never agreed by the National Cabinet at the start of the month.

Podcast: Cautious optimism for a post-COVID-19 aviation industry
Airlines

Despite the ongoing state feud about the appropriate time to open borders back up, sentiment among the industry is positive, with Qantas raring to go as soon as they’re given the green light and bidding for Virgin to be finalised by this Friday.

Wings Over Wairarapa locked in for Feb 2021, despite coronavirus
Air Shows

However, the event has said the uncertainty around international travel means it will focus on aircraft available within the country.

Morrison hints Sydneysiders could fly to Auckland before Perth
Airlines

Speaking to the National Press Club in Canberra on Tuesday, he also stated that Australia will not open its borders to international travellers "anytime soon.”

Air New Zealand yet to access government loan
Airlines

Air New Zealand has yet to tap into its $900m (NZD) of government loans, documents submitted to the country's stock exchange reveal. 

‘No excuse’ not to extend JobKeeper after error, says TWU
Airlines

National Secretary Michael Kaine said, “Thousands of airport workers for almost two months have had no pay, their leave and savings have been exhausted and they are terrified about their families’ future.”

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