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Newcastle Airport gets its first aerobridge
/The addition of the 20-metre aerobridge comes as the airport says it will open the new terminal in four months’ time. The multi-million-dollar upgrades were originally slated to be completed last year, but were delayed to this year due to “supply chain issues”.
Read moreRAAF Poseidons hunt submarines alongside US Navy
/Exercise Sea Dragon 25 in March saw Australia work with military contingents such as the US Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Republic of Korea Navy and Indian Navy to practice co-ordinated anti-sub warfare, including joint P-8A Poseidon aircraft sorties with US forces.
Read moreExclusive: QantasLink, not Qantas, will fly from WSI at the start
/ | 1 Comment on Exclusive: QantasLink, not Qantas, will fly from WSI at the startWhile routes, aircraft, and other details have yet to be confirmed, the news means that Qantas Domestic will not operate major capital city routes out of WSI from the start, likely leaving those services to Jetstar and possibly to QantasLink’s growing A220 fleet.
Read moreAirnorth gets wheels-up on Cairns–Alice Springs
/Flight TL362 took off from Cairns just after 1pm on Monday aboard the Embraer E190 VH-XFL. The route, operating three times per week, will add more than 30,000 seats annually between the Red Centre and Tropical North Queensland.
Read moreADG flags up to $35m in upgrades for Tennant Creek Airport
/The airport in the Northern Territory’s Barkly region, operated by Airport Development Group, may see growth of up to 100,000 passengers per year under a new concept plan to convert it into an “aviation and accommodation hub” for regular passenger and FIFO travel.
Read moreNASA asteroid defence officer to headline Australian Space Summit
/Dr Kelly Fast is the space agency’s acting NASA planetary defence officer and will explain the technologies being created to help avoid an Armageddon-style event.
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