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Sep 12, 2026

Lisa CartonCORRESPONDENT
1:28
Trump said during the Republican National Committee's first midterm convention that the checks will be given out if Republicans retain Congress in the November elections.
Lisa CartonCORRESPONDENT
1:37
Two Virgin Australia passengers were arrested after claiming to have a gun on a flight to Doha, Qatar.
Lisa CartonCORRESPONDENT
1:43
Sources say both male passengers were tied down after headbutting and spitting on crew members Friday.
Lisa CartonCORRESPONDENT
1:49
The flight departed Melbourne for Doha.
Sam DochertyPANELIST
23:11
... to, to bring.
Sam DochertyPANELIST
23:12
I'd flew over on Virgin and then went to Tassie, did my book signing, then just had carry-on, seven kilo carry-on.
Joey LopezHOST
23:20
Oh, Doc, it was all a go.
Sam DochertyPANELIST
23:21
It was like, it was like, it was like eight kilos because I had my laptop bag-
Joey LopezHOST
23:49
I'll swim back
Sam DochertyPANELIST
23:50
... we're not, we're not taking applicants from Jetstar.
Dan GorringeHOST
23:51
Oh, so now it's Qantas or Virgin.
Sam DochertyPANELIST
23:53
Yeah.
Brodie PummeroyPANELIST
24:13
The Virgin party?
Jonathan BrownHOST
24:13
Virgin Australia.
Brodie PummeroyPANELIST
24:15
Oh, Virgin Australia.
Jonathan BrownHOST
24:15
It was an airline.
Brodie PummeroyPANELIST
24:16
I didn't know they were that big.
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:34
They get on the supermarkets back and they get on the petrol stations back.
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:38
But no one says Qantas or Virgin.
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:41
Oh, sorry, I shouldn't have mentioned their names.
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:42
But no one says, guys, how come you jacked it up $1,400 in 24 hours?
Tim WebsterHOST
3:48
Oh, no, you can mention their names if they're doing it.
Tim WebsterHOST
3:51
Is it Qantas or Virgin, do you know?
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:53
Well, I've actually got the list here.
DarrenAUDIENCE
3:55
I've written them out of both of them.
Stephen RoweHOST
8:51
Believe Brisbane are exactly the same.
Stephen RoweHOST
8:53
Um, do you know Virgin Airlines is the AFL's official carrier, Timmy? Yes, I do.
Stephen RoweHOST
8:59
So if you were the AFL official's carrier, you would think that you've got the majority of the share of people that are traveling- You're talking Virgin ... home and away.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:07
This is Virgin.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:08
You, you, you'd think they would.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:09
So to, to, to think the loyalty of that, you'd think that when there was a finals made, you wouldn't jack up the prices three times what they were.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:34
Let's, uh, let's- And, and then when we- Let's not throw out, uh, allegations.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:38
Uh- Well, I am throwing out allegations.
Andrew LundGUEST
0:27
So in a nutshell, the departures ramp, which has been in operation since the airport opened back in July 1970, is closing on October the 5th.
Andrew LundGUEST
0:40
So that's the ramp that you use currently to drop off anyone who's flying Qantas, International or Virgin Australia.
Andrew LundGUEST
0:47
And we're closing that because it basically can't keep up with the traffic anymore.
Andrew LundGUEST
0:51
Anyone who's tried to come here during peak hours would know that sometimes you can sit in a traffic jam for up to 30 minutes trying to get onto that drop-off ramp.
Andrew LundGUEST
5:48
So in a nutshell, the departures ramp, which has been in operation since the airport opened back in July 1970, is closing on October the 5th.
Andrew LundGUEST
6:01
So that's the ramp that you use currently to drop off anyone who's flying Qantas, International or Virgin Australia.
Andrew LundGUEST
6:08
And we're closing that because it basically can't keep up with the traffic anymore.
Andrew LundGUEST
6:12
Anyone who's tried to come here during peak hours would know that sometimes you can sit in a traffic jam for up to 30 minutes trying to get onto that drop-off ramp.
David FlynnGUEST
6:48
The Virgin brand overall, Virgin whatever, has always been about value and being different.
David FlynnGUEST
6:55
And Virgin Australia is obviously living up to that in the eyes of passengers.
David FlynnGUEST
6:58
You know, it's delivering consistent, reliable experience.
David FlynnGUEST
7:01
You know what you're going to get, and it represents value for money.
David FlynnGUEST
7:21
So the concept of brand trust is a really interesting one.
David FlynnGUEST
7:25
It's fuzzy because it's very emotional, but it's absolutely anchored in the real world.
David FlynnGUEST
7:30
And people obviously – like what they're getting from Virgin Australia.
Tony MoclairHOST
7:34
Well, just on that, Trust, you're right, it is ethereal, if you like, very hard to build.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:26
Anyway, a couple of stories I have for you, a couple of quickies here.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:29
Virgin Australia is offering passengers a neighbour-free seating option.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:32
Now, I was looking down through this and I was saying, you basically have to pay a lot more for that, don't you? You're buying two seats.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:37
You're buying two seats.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:26
Anyway, a couple of stories I have for you, a couple of quickies here.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:29
Virgin Australia is offering passengers a neighbour-free seating option.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:32
Now, I was looking down through this and I was saying, you basically have to pay a lot more for that, don't you? You're buying two seats.
Andrew LubyHOST
7:37
You're buying two seats.

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