The organisation said it was now “confident the aircraft is safe” and was happy to follow a similar ruling by the FAA in November.
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The Bureau has already determined that the helicopter’s main rotor struck its fuselage mid-flight, leading to it crashing into the ground.
The news comes after Qantas said it was to forge ahead with outsourcing roles before the outcome of a crucial legal challenge.
The business also revealed it has now drawn down $350 million of its NZ $900 million government loan, but has reduced monthly cash burn from $175 million to $79 million per month.