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Vaccine mandates go, but masks onboard remain
The outgoing rule led to a diplomatic incident earlier this year when Novak Djokovic was allowed into the country to play in the Australian Open, before being effectively deported.
Read moreQuickstep to research hypersonic materials with Defence
/While hypersonic tech — defined as flying at least five times the speed of sound — is nothing new, countries are currently in an arms race to develop the next generation of missiles that are so manoeuvrable in mid-air they can’t be intercepted or detected.
Read moreAir Canada restarts Brisbane–Vancouver direct service
/ | 1 Comment on Air Canada restarts Brisbane–Vancouver direct serviceThe first 787-9, C-FVNB, departed the Queensland capital on 3 July at 11:22 am as flight AC36 and landed in the British Columbia seaport at 7:31 am local time the next day.
Read moreAAI eyes ‘fully electric’ Albatross flying boat by 2032
/ | 2 Comments on AAI eyes ‘fully electric’ Albatross flying boat by 2032Dan Webster, the man bringing the Grumman G-111T back, has said he “won’t’ stop” just at the first remodelled variant, and is ready to future-proof the next-generation flying boat.
Read more‘Rain bomb’ and holidays cause more airport queues
/ | 1 Comment on ‘Rain bomb’ and holidays cause more airport queuesTravellers have taken to social media to show photos of snaking queues. However, most flights at Sydney airport, the worst affected, have departed on time or with a short delay.
Read moreNew up-close pics show Qantas A380 being scrapped
/ | 2 Comments on New up-close pics show Qantas A380 being scrappedFacebook user Matt Hartman posted these up-close photos online on 29 June that show VH-OQF being seemingly prepared for scrap.
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