Passengers fed up with a lack of choice, sky-high fares, and generally poor treatment from Aussie airlines are being promised better times after the release of the Albanese Government’s white paper on aviation yesterday. It contains 56 policy initiatives that Transport Minister Catherine King says will ensure “continuous improvement” and make the sector more competitive. That includes a ‘charter of rights’ to ensure customers get cash refunds for delays/cancellations. It won’t kick in until 2025 and Qantas has warned the move will increase airfares. Speaking of… the airline has walked back an accidental sale that saw 300 people snap up return First Class fares to the US for $4,300 – 85% less than usual. That could lead to a few questions on Thursday when Qantas reveals its financial results from FY’24…