Siswo Pramono called the development an “arms race” in an interview with The Guardian and raised concerns it could stifle economic progress because the research was “very expensive”.
From November 1, members of the Air Force will now be permitted to have facial hair, provided that it maintains a clean, neat, and professional appearance, and meets health and safety requirements.
The independent statutory body responsible for advising the government on decisions relating to infrastructure has unveiled newfound criticism of the project, suggesting that it be delayed until passenger demand can justify the cost.
Speaking at the CBA’s Sustainability Conference, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce argued the country should be taking advantage of its huge landmass to develop SAFs, which are often derived from used cooking oil and other waste products.
The airline has doubled down on the aircraft flying non-stop to Auckland, despite critics suggesting its range simply isn’t long enough to accommodate the 16 or 17-hour flight.
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