Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing scrutiny over allegations of receiving flight upgrades from Qantas, which he has denied. This controversy comes as Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie has announced an internal inquiry into her own potential unregistered flight upgrades amid mounting pressure from Labor. The situation has intensified following the release of Joe Aston's book, 'The Chairman's Lounge,' detailing Qantas's influence in Canberra and the ousting of former CEO Alan Joyce. Additionally, seven Labor Ministers disclosed receiving upgrades after the government's controversial decision to block Qatar Airways' expansion, raising ethical questions. Political analysts suggest this relationship with Qantas could be damaging for Albanese's government, with calls for a National Anti-Corruption Commission investigation into his actions. The ongoing mudslinging reflects a broader issue of travel perks among Australian politicians.