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A Qantas Airbus A380 in the hangar. (Qantas)

Trip to boneyard signals last Qantas A380 flight for years

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Qantas’ A380 fleet may have seen its final international flight for three years after the last of the models being refurbished flew to a desert boneyard.

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Overpriced land at Western Sydney was bargain, says Deputy PM

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Michael McCormack has defended the government’s decision to purchase land next to Western Sydney Airport for ten times as much as its actual value.

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Government extends supplemented routes into 2021

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The government has announced it will continue to supplement domestic routes until 31 January 2021 and regional routes until 28 March 2021.

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Qantas Airbus A380 VH-OQI at Auckland Airport on May 5 2015. (Andrew Aley)

Trans-Tasman bubble could be back on for 2020

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New Zealaand PM Jacinda Ardern and Australian Trade Minister Simon Birmingham have both signalled flights between the two countries could resume soon.

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Cathay Pacific flight CX105 arrives in Melbourne. (Cathay Pacific)

Caps blow for stranded Aussies as Melbourne rules out flights

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Australians stranded abroad were dealt a new blow on Friday when Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said Melbourne wouldn’t welcome international arrivals until November. Melbourne stopped accepting flights at the start of July as the city experienced a second wave of coronavirus cases. Later that month, the government capped arrivals nationwide to just 4,000 – but

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AI will run our airspace when drones deliver

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One of the key figures formulating Australia’s drone policy has predicted the country will one day need to use machine learning AI to control our airspace.

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