How Middle East travel disruptions affected Australia-United States flying

Following the start of the start of the Iran War on 28 February 2026, travel between Australia and Europe has been severely disrupted.

Sep 30

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Singapore’s (mis)adventures in India

Singapore Airlines’ investments in Vistara and Air India

Sep 15

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Qantas FY26 financial results

Qantas Group released their FY26 results last week, producing fairly impressive results in the context of the global fuel shock resulting from the…

Sep 8

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August 2026

Is another Qantas widebody order imminent?

Delivery delays, accelerating A380 retirements, and extending the life of A330s

Aug 25

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Does easyJet have an aircraft utilisation problem?

Seasonality, the Achilles' heel of European LCCs

Aug 4

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July 2026

Are VietJet Air an airline or aircraft trading company?

Ambition, big orders, and sale and leaseback transactions

Jul 15

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June 2026

Qantas's A321XLR network rollout (and some very cool charts)

It’s nearly a year since Qantas’s first A321XLR (VH-OGA) was delivered to gloomy Sydney on 2 July 2025.

Jun 24

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May 2026

In defence of the Passenger Movement Charge

And a call for much needed reform

May 19

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Qantas's US market updates

We’ve been a little distracted by global events in the last few months, diverting our attention from some of our regular market analysis.

May 5

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April 2026

No, airlines wouldn't be operating at a loss without loyalty programmes

Few things trigger us more than the old wives’ tale that airlines only make money from loyalty programmes and don’t make money from flying.

Apr 21

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March 2026

Where does Qantas's European network go from here?

Note: We’ve pushed this article out quickly due to schedule changes occurring while we were writing.

Mar 26

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So just how big were Qantas's Perth-London payload restrictions?

Airspace closures in the Middle East have forced Qantas to temporarily reroute its non-stop Perth-London flight (QF9) as a one-stop service via…

Mar 10

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