"It means more work for our people and even more low fares for our customers."A bi-product of surplus capacity is diluting the yields, can’t believe QF actively care about reducing the price of tickets. 

Apologies David, your reporting has been excellent, factual and unquestionably impartial, keep up the good work.

Yes what a difference a few months makes. Just a short time ago the media was filled with comments from so called aviation experts predicting the final “Nail in the coffin” or trying to relate Virgin going into voluntary admin to the collapse of Ansett, when they were clearly none of these things...

I'll leave adding any comments/concerns about redeeming Velocity FF points for another day as I'm sure that would warrant a whole article on its own, but let's get back to the main topic of what happens to Virgin Australia post Covid-19 pandemic.On a positive note, the prevailing views at least o...

Couldn't agree more, regardless of VA's ownership, they almost overwhelming employ Australian workers on-shore.I don't think any airline is going to emerge from this crises unscathed, lots of rebrands, unbundling of product and a fair bit of consolidation, so perhaps the Tiger brand will disappea...