The cancellation of Jetstar flights due to an issue with Airbus A320 planes has left passengers stranded across Australia.

About 90 Jetstar flights have been cancelled across Australia today due to a global recall of Airbus A320 planes for urgent software repairs.

Jetstar says all aircraft affected by the Airbus fleet software issue are expected to return to service overnight, “allowing flights to resume as planned on Sunday 30 November”.

Two passengers hoping to return home from Tasmanian holidays speak out on their experience following Jetstar’s cancelled flights, including one left with no option but to pay for a business class ...

The Australian Broadcasting Corp reported travellers were experiencing significant delays at Melbourne airport. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A global Airbus software issue that threw Adelaide Airport into turmoil on Saturday, grounding flights and sending snaking queues through the terminal, is largely rectified.

There has been an major update after chaos broke out at Australian airports earlier today as one of the biggest aircraft ...

Aircraft maker Airbus is facing a delivery setback of its flagship model, A320, following an emergency software upgrade ...

Australian airports have been thrown into chaos after a global recall of some Airbus planes grounded flights and caused major ...

Flights for hundreds of Cairns Airport passengers have been cancelled as Jetstar works to fix a global software issue ...

More than 115,000 flights will be discounted by the airline as it makes a major change to its Christmas sale.