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The airline will initially use a smaller 787-9 to take Australians from Tel Aviv to the British capital, with two services confirmed for today and Sunday.
The project, slated for completion in 2025, will see the size of the hall almost doubled, the existing three baggage carousels lengthened, a new carousel and oversized baggage collection point constructed, and new central escalators and anti-passback gates installed.
Appearing in the Federal Court on Thursday morning (12 October), Thomas Bagley, counsel for Piper Alderman, said the firm had spent six months investigating the major airline and could be prepared to file its own proceedings within the next fortnight.
The first two flights will depart Tel Aviv for London on Friday, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saying on Wednesday afternoon that his government is assisting the departure of those Australians who want to leave Israel as fighting continues with Hamas militants.
National secretary Michael Kaine has dismissed the Flying Kangaroo's announcement of its board refresh, saying the board is in breach of its own code of ethics and that Goyder should follow former CEO Alan Joyce out the door as soon as possible.
Both carriers confirmed to Australian Aviation that they have been in touch with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to help Australian citizens get home from Israel, which has been rocked by sudden attacks from militant group Hamas.
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