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Qantas says make jabs mandatory for aviation workers
/ | 2 Comments on Qantas says make jabs mandatory for aviation workersThe business said that while it’s encouraging that NSW and SA have made jabs a requirement for international aviation employees, a national approach is now needed.
Read moreSecond Singapore A380 leaves Alice Springs ‘boneyard’
/It’s likely heading to the NSW capital for maintenance before eventually returning to service, like the last of its aircraft to leave Alice Springs, 9V-SKQ, in February.
Read moreRegional airports to use $1.34m in grants to strengthen aerial firefighting capabilities
/The Federal Government has just released the airports that have been awarded grant funding for upgrades in the second round of the $100 million Regional Airports Program (RAP).
Read moreATSB CEO replacement announced
/The news comes after the recently-announced retirement of current CEO Greg Hood, who stepped down from the role on 30 June at the end of his five-year term.
Read moreNova Systems signs deal with 300th subcontractor
/The Australian defence and aerospace firm has agreed a deal with Queensland-based Revolution Aerospace, a start-up with a mix of both service and product offerings focused on drones.
Read morePodcast: Why Qantas is holding its nerve over stand-downs
Phil and Adam discuss the latest situation with borders and lockdowns, and ask how quickly domestic aviation can recover.
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