A new destination in Brisbane and from this week, a reawakened domestic jet network, again signals the start of a four-way competition for domestic passengers. With Qantas, Virgin, Jetstar, and now Rex, who will you choose? READ ON →

Jetting off soon? Here are your current domestic inflight entertainment options. Every QantasLink jet will soon be upgraded to provide streaming video, including content from Stan. READ ON →

Rex is standing down its Boeing 737 fleet and also reducing regional services along the eastern states, as a new wave of lockdowns cause travel troubles for passengers. READ ON →

Rex now has six Boeing 737-800s on the books, but the carrier is hoping to pick up the keys for two more by September 2021 as it eyes even more destinations. READ ON →

Airport lounges aren't always just for departing passengers – you might be able to enjoy a coffee and shower after the flight as well. READ ON →

Need to change or cancel your flight? Here are the steps to do it online for Qantas, Virgin Australia and Jetstar – but not all bookings are eligible. READ ON →

Here are five important things you should know before travelling, including where you need a border pass and if your flight bookings are flexible. Queensland will make border passes compulsory from 19 June 2021. READ ON →

Jetting away for a break? We compare all the major domestic airlines to see which ones offer the best experience and inclusions for the price. READ ON →

Virgin is matching Rex's incredible sale fares between Sydney and Melbourne. With some clever use of points or perks, you could also enjoy Business Class from $39, or fly in Economy from just 2,200 Velocity Points. READ ON →