Year: 2023
ATSB probes why Qantas 787 passengers waited on tarmac for 7 hours
| 1 Comment on ATSB probes why Qantas 787 passengers waited on tarmac for 7 hoursIn a significant intervention, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau has opened an investigation after it emerged a diversion from Sydney to Newcastle was a result of staffing issues at air traffic control.
Read more »Western Sydney Airport signs deal for super-fast NBN fibre
/Around 25 kilometres of fibre will be laid at the airport and its surrounding business park as part of a new Business Fibre Zone, which will enable data options close to 10Gbps.
Read more »Bonza begins fifth route between Sunshine Coast and Rockhampton
/The point-to-point flights are the first to connect the Sunshine Coast with the Capricorn Coast and South Great Barrier Reef regions, alleviating the need for a seven-hour car journey along the Bruce Highway or a connection through Brisbane.
Read more »Qantas 787s to arrive on time after Boeing ban lifted
| 1 Comment on Qantas 787s to arrive on time after Boeing ban liftedThe FAA said on Friday that Boeing had sufficiently addressed concerns around a data analysis error relating to the aircraft’s forward pressure bulkhead, which had halted Dreamliner deliveries.
Read more »40% less tourists visit Australia despite $125m campaign
/The figures tally with recent comments by Sydney Airport’s CEO, Geoff Culbert, who said Australia’s international recovery is being “frustratingly” held back by a lack of capacity on key overseas routes.
Read more »ATSB warns of post-crash fires after Air Tractor death
/Despite “almost certainly” wearing a helmet and four-point restraints, the pilot of the plane, registered VH-ACQ, lost their life when the AT-400’s fuel tanks ruptured during the accident near Moree, NSW, causing a fatal fire.
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