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Jetstar to return all 787s to service this week
| 3 Comments on Jetstar to return all 787s to service this weekThe airline has cancelled several Bali flights over the last few weeks after its fleet was affected by “multiple” lightning and bird strikes, as well as debris on the runway affecting another.
Read moreExercise Kakadu draws to a close
/The Northern Australian exercise area hosted 34 aircraft from 12 to 24 September, while the air component involved the deployment of 163 fixed-wing aircraft sorties.
Read moreQantas Rome flights hit 98% seats full
/The Sydney-Perth-Rome flights launched on 22 June with 787-9 Dreamliners and will operate three times a week until 6 October 2022.
Read moreExclusive: Rex backs Qantas’ bid to buy Alliance
/ | 3 Comments on Exclusive: Rex backs Qantas’ bid to buy AllianceRex has said any purchase must come with assurances that the pair’s simulators will be available for use to rivals alongside access to parts to the E190, which Alliance is a local supplier of.
Read morePassengers now asked to get off Air New Zealand New York service
/ | 6 Comments on Passengers now asked to get off Air New Zealand New York serviceIt’s the third weather-related incident to affect the non-stop service since its launch this month, as critics argue the 787-9’s range simply isn’t long enough to accommodate the ultra-long-haul flight.
Read moreUS taps Northrop and Raytheon for hypersonic missile
/ | 1 Comment on US taps Northrop and Raytheon for hypersonic missileNorthrop Grumman and Raytheon have been selected to develop a hypersonic attack cruise missile (HACM) for the US Air Force.
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