Ayesha de Kretser

The biggest market for Australian meat in the Persian Gulf wants to start direct freight flights, with passenger services to soon follow.

The flying kangaroo wants to add more fuel-efficient twin-engine planes to enable it to fly more long-haul routes without stopovers.

After months of wrangling, the national carrier has reached agreement to get passengers moving in and out of the new Western Sydney International Airport.

The Firmus Technologies rival is vying for dominance in the Australian data centre space through its tie-up with Jensen Huang’s Nvidia.

The Australian government is still urging travellers to reconsider transiting through Gulf hubs, but the change will help European summer holiday bookings.

The suspended travel agency had set a target of returning to trade by June 30, but it has faced difficulties finalising financial accounts for the last year.

Customer overcharging issues that have dogged Corporate Travel Management's British business have spread to Australia with the company warning that it may have to repay up to $15 million to local clients.

Conditions won’t be great for snow cover in the school holidays, but the weather bureau is still hopeful this year’s ski season won’t be a complete write-off.

The Vietnamese budget airline is best known for its irreverent branding including bikini-clad models and has more than 100 aircraft on order as it expands.

The Flying Kangaroo has invested in technology and new planes to improve its on-time performance. The results are finally starting to show.