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Senate hearing grills Qantas and Virgin over consumer protections

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Senior management of Australia's two biggest airlines faced some turbulence including questions about consumer compensation at a parliamentary inquiry. Virgin Australia and Qantas are the first of witnesses in today's public hearing on the Airline Passenger Protections ‘Pay on Delay’ bill.
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