Qantas cancels all flights to five Australian destinations

Qantas cancels all flights to five Australian destinations
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Qantas has eliminated service to Lord Howe Island, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne. The airline operates 700 daily movements this month and holds 37% of the Australian market.

When Jetstar is included, the two carriers together hold 53% of the Australian market. Combined, Qantas and Jetstar have a 59% domestic market share, which is 35 points higher than Virgin Australia. They also lead international activity with a 34% market share and Qantas alone has a 22% share of long‑haul flights.

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