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Qantas Cyberattack Exposes Data of Up to Six Million Customers

Qantas confirmed a cyberattack on a third-party customer service platform, potentially exposing the personal data of up to six million customers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, and frequent flyer numbers. Credit card details and passwords were not compromised. The airline has contained the breach, is notifying affected customers, and is working with authorities and cybersecurity experts to investigate and enhance security measures.

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Major Airlines Offer Refunds After Middle East Conflict Disrupts Flights

Major airlines including Qantas, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, and Qatar Airways are offering refunds and flexible travel options to thousands of passengers impacted by flight cancellations in Qatar’s airspace on June 24, 2025, due to the Iran-Israel conflict. The brief airspace closure disrupted operations at Doha’s Hamad International Airport, prompting airlines to waive fees for date changes or provide full refunds for unused tickets.

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U.S. Involvement in Israel-Iran Conflict Triggers Widespread Middle East Travel Disruptions

The U.S. entry into the Israel-Iran conflict, marked by bombings on Iranian sites and a retaliatory missile attack on a U.S. base in Qatar, has led to widespread travel disruptions. Airspace closures in Qatar and the UAE, along with flight cancellations by major airlines like Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Air India, have snarled global travel networks, with safety concerns driving these measures.

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Virgin, Qatar Offer New European Travel Option

Facing high Qantas fares or British Airways woes? A new partnership between Virgin Australia and Qatar Airways offers a fresh route to Europe via Doha, with flights slated to begin in 2025. The ACCC has granted interim approval, allowing ticket sales to commence, but a final decision is pending.

Greek-Australian Tech Guru at the Heart of Global IT Outage Crisis

Michael Sentonas, a Greek-Australian tech executive, is at the center of the global IT outage crisis following Friday’s disruption that affected banks, supermarkets, and airlines worldwide. As president of CrowdStrike, the cyber-security firm implicated in the outage linked to a Microsoft upgrade, Sentonas faces significant fallout. The outage, which began around 3 pm AEST in Australia, has led to major disruptions across multiple countries and industries, including media, banking, and air travel.

Qantas Sets Sights on Sunny Greece with Potential Direct Flights from Perth

Qantas is considering launching direct flights from Perth to Athens, Greece, capitalizing on the destination’s surging popularity with Australian travelers. CEO Vanessa Hudson highlighted the potential new route, stating that “every person I speak to at the moment is going to Greece.”

Airlines Sell Lost Luggage

Airlines Sell Lost Luggage

Every year 25 million pieces of luggage are lost on average, out of the 4.3 billion items that are checked in. This year, lost luggage numbers are much higher. But where do suitcases that are never again to be reunited with their owners actually end up? Learn more about the stores that sell your stuff and the auctions that give away your belongings.

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