Emirates launches in-flight connectivity
Emirates has launched Wi-Fi internet connectivity on 11 of its A380s, so that passengers can now use their smartphones, tablets and laptops to surf the web, email or tweet while aloft.
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Tourism Australia Facebooks activities
Tourism Australia has added a new "things to do" tab to its Facebook page that lets businesses add themselves and/or upcoming events.
Sydney flies into top 'social' airport list
Sydney airport has made it into the top 10 of a US-dominated list of "social" airports from around the world, according to Facebook research.
Travel Tech Q&A: ViDM's Willie Pang
Willie Pang, CEO of ViDM, a self-confessed tech junkie, carries a lot of tech with him when he travels. He shares his love for tech, and why he needs to be surrounded by it in this week's Travel Tech Q&A.
Travel Tech Q&A: Uptake's Lesley Kao
Lesley Kao, vice president of product management at Uptake, tells us what apps she finds useful on her iPhone while travelling, and one very simple technology wish.
Travel Tech Q&A: Citrix Online's Seamus King
Seamus King, ANZ country manager of online collaboration company, Citrix Online, is a frequent traveller for both work and pleasure. King constantly flies between Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore and Hong Kong for work, and from experience has learnt the importance of having the correct visa before visiting a country.
On-board Boeing's 787 Dreamliner: photos
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner arrived in Sydney just in time for Qantas to celebrate its 91st birthday. Take a tour on-board the aircraft, which was held in Qantas' hangar.
Qantas celebrates with Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Qantas celebrated its 91st birthday today by announcing that it will take delivery of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, which will fly under the Jetstar flag in 2013.
Dreamliner landing with Jetstar in 2013
Jetstar has announced that it will be replacing its A330 fleet with Boeing's 787 Dreamliner in 2013.
Jetstar iPad hands on: photos
Jetstar held its inaugural iPad flight from Auckland to Melbourne yesterday, surprising its passengers with the use of Apple's tablet for free.