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New aerial fire-mapping system to be tested in SA
| 2 Comments on New aerial fire-mapping system to be tested in SAAdelaide-based company FireFlight Technologies has created a system that uses thermal imaging sensors mounted to a manned aircraft, to detect flames through kilometres of thick and billowing smoke, and accurately track a fire’s path.
Read moreSydney Airport saw dramatic surge in passengers in November
/Sydney Airport recorded a 665 per cent increase in passenger traffic in November compared to October, as Australia’s international and domestic borders began to ease.
Read moreNSW and Victoria change entry requirements for overseas arrivals
/From Tuesday 21 December, all fully vaccinated international travellers and flight crew will be free to enter NSW and Victoria, however will need to undergo a COVID-19 PCR test within 24 hours of arrival, and isolate until a negative result is received.
Read moreRedundant Qantas workers won’t get their jobs back
/ | 5 Comments on Redundant Qantas workers won’t get their jobs backFederal Court judge Justice Michael Lee said they would, however, receive compensation, with its extent to be decided in hearings held next year.
Read moreHuey crash pilot didn’t wear torso restraint
/The ATSB said the long-line lifting operations the pilot was conducting made it impractical to wear the safety device because of the need to lean out and look below the helicopter.
Read moreAustralian MQ-4C Triton one step closer to delivery
/The first Triton is on track for delivery in 2023, with the US Navy expecting to achieve initial operating capability with its fleet of multi-intelligence Tritons — built with the same configuration.
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