Thai Airways to open up its professional flight simulators to the public
Starting next month, Thai Airways will allow members of the public to access its professional flight simulators, used by pilots for training purposes.
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Australian cruises cancelled as ships sold off
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Singapore Airlines reportedly planning 'flights to nowhere'
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World's first 'five-star' COVID-safe airport named as Heathrow falls short
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Qantas launches petition to put pressure on states to open borders
Qantas has launched a petition calling on states with low levels of COVID-19 infections to open their borders.
Tom Cruise takes over two cruise ships to isolate Mission Impossible crew
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Revolutionary 'Flying-V' aircraft design completes successful test flight
A revolutionary new aircraft design, which could one day change the face of air travel, has undergone its first successful test flight.
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New bullet-shaped aircraft that massively reduces the cost of flying is the "the biggest thing to happen to both the aviation and travel industries in 50 years".
Thousands flock to see 'ghost fleet' of giant, empty cruise ships up close
Even when people can't get on board cruise ships, they're still in demand.
Fifty Australian cruises cancelled as major lines suspend operations
Australia's largest cruise operators have announced the further suspension of their sailings.
New route: Harbour Bridge climb's biggest change in 22 years
One of Australia's iconic tourist experiences - climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge - is about to undergo the biggest change in its 22-year history.
Qantas sells off excess business class pyjamas, amenities
If you're one of the fortunate travellers that normally gets to fly at the pointy end of the plane, you might be missing the perks of long-haul in business class.
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