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25 September 2026

Customers say Qantas not being 'fair dinkum' on costly outback flights

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Customers say Qantas not being 'fair dinkum' on costly outback flights

Customers say the cost of regional airfares remains unreasonable, and the high prices could be sending domestic tourists overseas.

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