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Chris Zappone

Chris Zappone

Digital Foreign Editor at The Age Australia Online

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  • English
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  • Foreign Affairs
  • International News

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Recent Articles

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‘High confidence’: Rex Airlines rescued by US outfit Air T

Administrators E&Y have warned that the debt-laden airline’s 4800 creditors, who are owed a combined $500 million, will probably receive nothing.
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Rex Airlines to secure US buyer

Air T, a Nasdaq-listed US aviation company, has reportedly agreed to buy Rex, according to sources with direct knowledge of the deal.
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‘Major weakness’: No relief from SmartGate pain in aviation consume...

Industry stakeholders have made submissions on the government’s proposed Aviation Consumer Protection scheme, which they say is lacking.
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Emirates bans power bank use on flights as airlines grapple with ba...

We rely on power banks to keep our devices running while we travel. But the prevalence of the batteries has introduced a new risk for flying.
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‘Has been awesome’: Nathan’s AFL hunch paid off in cheaper grand fi...

Some supporters found great deals – but they had to book well before knowing for sure who would play at the MCG this Saturday.
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The airlines fighting to take Australians on trips to Europe

As carriers from the Middle East pour capacity into Australia and Qantas upgrades its long-haul fleet, Singapore Airlines is defending its market share.
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From cargo to the cabin: Virgin Australia begins flying pets on planes

Your beloved four-legged family member will no longer have to travel in the cargo hold: but they will be required to stay in a pet carrier under a seat.
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Work from home: Flight Centre CEO sceptical of the practice

Graham Turner has been a fierce critic of work-from-home policies, saying the practice “ends up being very unequal”.
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The TWU’s millions: How much will sacked Qantas workers get?

The $90 million penalty judgment against Qantas for illegally firing 1800 workers has raised questions about how much the sacked employees will get.
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‘Wrong kind of sorry’: How Justice Michael Lee put Qantas to the (r...

At moments, Lee’s words appear to be written with a feathered quill. At others, a sword or a poisoned dart.
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Alan Joyce left Qantas two years ago. Now he’s defending his record

“The next crisis is just around the corner,” the former Qantas boss said in a speech, justifying the “hard and painful decisions” he made as CEO.