Chantelle Francis is a travel reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in travel and tourism, exploring themes such as consumer travel, family travel, and wellness, while also delving into arts and entertainment. Chantelle's work has been featured in outlets including The Daily Telegraph, New York Post, and News.com.au.
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Chantelle's coverage mainly focuses on travel and tourism, particularly air travel safety and incidents. Her articles indicate a preference for evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to the aviation industry within Australia.
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Qantas has revealed when the world’s longest non-stop commercial flights will take off.
Qantas has revealed it will fly non-stop between Sydney and London from October next year on its new custom-built “Project Sunrise” aircraft.
By: Chantelle Francis
Australians could soon find themselves flying to Europe via the North Pole instead of arriving from the south as part of a new, unusual Qantas flight path.
Qantas will fly 21 hours non-stop between Sydney and London from October next year on the world’s longest-range commercial aircraft.
By: Chantelle Francis
Malcolm Ridley once opened a plane window at 20,000 feet.
Europe has been sweltering through a brutal early summer heatwave and it could put an emerging Aussie travel trend into overdrive.
Europe has been sweltering through a brutal early summer heatwave, and it could put an emerging Aussie travel trend into overdrive.
Europe has been sweltering through a brutal early summer heatwave and it could put an emerging Aussie travel trend into overdrive.
Here’s a 250th birthday present for you, America.
By: Chantelle Francis
Thai teenager Thanchanok Donhomla had promised to bring home clothes for her baby cousin when visiting Pattaya, but she never made it home alive.
