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Qantas adds iPads to Hawaiian route
Qantas has installed iPads on Boeing 767 flights from Sydney to Honolulu in Hawaii.
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Virgin Australia warns customers about fake itinerary emails
Virgin Australia has sent out an alert to customers warning them about fake travel itinerary emails which may contain a virus or spyware.
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Qantas email scam plays on human vulnerabilities: IDC
A Qantas email scam, which contains malware, shows that humans are still the “most vulnerable vector” for cyber criminals to target, according to a security analyst.
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Qantas business lounge members get free Wi-Fi service
Qantas has teamed up with Optus to offer free Wi-Fi to the airline’s Club, Qantas First and Business Lounge customers at 20 airports around Australia.
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Updated: Qantas suffers check-in system outage
Qantas has suffered another setback this morning when its check-in system experienced a fault that left it unable to print boarding passes for almost three hours, resulting in minor delays for passengers.
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