Daniel Croft

The AFR reports the business’ management team was issued a total of 2 million shares, valued at $2.10 each, more than double the value of the previously offered equity.

With 32 years of experience flying Boeing aircraft for Qantas, former head of training and checking Matthew Gray has said that with innovative eye-tracking technology, single-pilot operations are indeed possible.

According to Doug Drury, Professor of Aviation at Central Queensland University, an investigation by TIME magazine analysing 35 years of aviation accident data has found that the middle rear seats of an aircraft are the safest.

Initially, investigators concluded based on the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recordings that “a problem in the engine [was] the reason behind the crash of the aircraft on 15 January in Pokhara.”

The Dubbo Regional Council was quick to release a statement, advising “the community of an incident at Dubbo Regional Airport this morning.”

With the additional three aircraft, Qantas’ fleet of Boeing 787-9s will be strengthened to a total of 14 aircraft.