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International flights to/from Fiji have been suspended since March 2020 because of the pandemic.

Australia’s flag-carrier plans to extend its joint business with Emirates for a further five years and has brought forward the resumption of two long-haul routes.

Destinations with high vaccination rates are an initial focus, while Australia’s flag-carrier is evaluating whether to operate scheduled service between London Heathrow and Darwin.

CEO Alan Joyce has laid out two recovery scenarios depending on how long the lockdowns continue.

Longer-range aircraft like the A321XLR will open up many city pairs and secondary points from Australia in the near future.

Competition between the Australian cities of Melbourne and Canberra is set to increase.

Some airlines in the countries are now ramping up Trans-Tasman capacity

Five domestic routes, which are at the center of a dispute with Qantas, will now continue.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has given its verdict on the ongoing spat between Rex and Qantas.

Six Jetstar Japan aircraft are being transferred to the Australian unit to boost domestic capacity amid rising competition from Rex.

The route is one of three new leisure services targeting skiers and snowboarders.

About 2,800 seats per day will be added to Australia’s busiest flight path.

Qantas has hit back at the claims, describing them as a 'classic Rex tantrum.'

The latest approval removes conditions previously imposed on flights between Shanghai and Sydney.

Frankfurt, Melbourne, San Francisco and Vancouver are among the routes being canceled.

Five routes planned from Tokyo Haneda to destinations in Europe and the US are among the cancellations.

A new COVID-19 case in New Zealand prompts Australia to take action.

Additional international services are returning to the Gulf carriers’ route maps.

The latest route cancellations follow the airline’s pause of flights to South Africa.

Passengers from the Cook Islands can resume quarantine-free travel into New Zealand from Jan. 21.

Carriers in both countries await the establishment of a two-way travel bubble.

Thirteen destinations are being dropped from British Airways’ long-haul network, with a further three routes suspended for the upcoming summer season.

The LCC expects domestic capacity in Australia to top 2019 levels by the end of March next year.

Ten domestic routes are being reinstated by the carriers alongside frequency increases on a further five.

The Australian carriers have been provisionally cleared to cooperate on more than 40 routes despite objections from REX.