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Qantas union boss quits after bitter court stoush
Airlines

Steve Purvinas, who had served as federal secretary of the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) since 2006, had battled union officials over a no-confidence motion passed against him earlier this year.

US approves Wedgetail sales to South Korea
Defence

The Royal Australian Air Force was the launch customer for the E-7 Wedgetail platform and was joined by the Republic of Korea Air Force and the Turkish Air Force, which currently operates the E-7.

Boeing strike ends as pay deal approved
Industry

Fifty-nine per cent of members approved the agreement, the fourth put forward by the planemaker, which increases pay by 38 per cent over four years and awards extra bonuses for ratification and productivity but does not bring back a pension plan frozen almost 10 years ago.

Win for disability advocates in Qantas assistance dog case
Airlines

Qantas has agreed to change its application and approval process for assistance animals after a disability discrimination case in the Federal Court.

Qantas may regret opposing Qatar, warns Chairman’s Lounge author
Airlines

Speaking to Australian Aviation for an upcoming podcast about his recent book, The Chairman’s Lounge: The Inside Story of How Qantas Sold Us Out, Aston said Qantas was “effectively the only external party that was opposed to the flights being granted”.

Virgin crew ‘misinterpreted’ notices about closed runway section
Airlines

VH-YFH was operating flight VA324 to Melbourne on 30 November 2022 when it entered and took off from a section of runway that had been closed for works, though was able to complete the departure and travel to Melbourne without incident, the safety watchdog said in its final report.

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