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Video Podcast: Is it time to break up Qantas and Jetstar?
/Adam and Jake examine the arguments around a potential break-up of Qantas Group and ask if there’s any way for a new player to enter the crowded domestic market.
Read moreMelbourne Airport shows off plans for new entertainment precinct
/The 32-hectare development will be located between the Tullamarine Freeway and Airport Drive, and is set to be built in three stages over approximately nine years, with construction expected to begin next year and the first tenants tipped for 2026.
Read moreAirport security strike averted at Cairns and Mackay
/The screening staff, employed through Trident Services, were demanding wage parity with staff at Brisbane, Gold Coast and Townsville Airports, saying the difference “has no justification”. The action was called off on Wednesday afternoon, with members set to vote on the offer in the near future.
Read moreRAAF signs deal with Anduril on northern base defences
/The system is tailored to RAAF Base Darwin’s specific security requirements and Darwin’s unique environment and will leverage a family of systems approach, deploying a range of active and passive sensors, and kinetic and non-kinetic effectors.
Read moreNSW extends subsidies for ‘vital’ flights to state’s far west
/The agreement between the state government and the Far North-West Joint Organisation (FNWJO) will see subsidies continue until at least November 2025 for Air Link’s services from Dubbo to Bourke, Walgett and Lightning Ridge, as well as FlyPelican’s service from Sydney to Cobar.
Read moreSingapore Airlines ‘lowballing’ turbulence passengers, says lawyer
/Peter Carter of Carter Capner Law, who is representing passengers on the London-Singapore flight that struck severe turbulence on 21 May, says SIA has been trying to settle claims “on the cheap”.
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