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The Australian flag carrier will initially place an order for 20 A321XLR (extra long-range) and 20 A220s but will have the option to purchase a further 94 over ten years as its 737-800s and 717s are phased out.
Passengers are able to fly in and out of Auckland for the first time since August after the city’s lockdown and border restrictions were significantly downgraded.
The Sydney-based business manufactures products to detect and jam enemy drones and said it would provide the mystery country with a variant of its autonomous DroneSentry system.
In a major shift towards the environment, the flag carrier has signed a deal with BP to purchase 10 million litres of SAF in 2022 with an option to purchase more.
Race organisers have also said The Lottery Office will be a major sponsor of the event, which sees with 100 competitors fly a total of 3,800 kilometres across three different states.
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