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Damaged Qantas Dreamliner could fly again next week
Airlines

Australian Aviation understands that VH-ZNC (pictured), which saw a tyre tread separation as it took off for Perth on 24 August, damaging the underside of the right-hand wing, is awaiting the arrival of parts before it can resume operations.

Virgin loses stay against reinstating sacked cabin crew member
Airlines

Virgin cabin crew member Dylan Macnish’s employment had been terminated by the airline giant, but reinstated by the Fair Work Commission.

Adelaide Airport security upgrades to begin this week
Airports

The airport is installing body scanners and 3D x-ray bag scanners across all of its screening lanes, which will eliminate the need for passengers to remove items such as laptops, tablets and aerosols from their bags.

RAAF Growlers sent to India in multinational exercise milestone
Defence

Three EA-18G Growler aircraft will attend Exercise Tarang Shakti 24, which is being held at Air Force Station Jodhpur from 30 August to 13 September 2024.

Qantas to replace Jetstar on Melbourne–Honolulu
Airlines

The twice-weekly Jetstar 787-8 service will end on 30 April, to be supplanted in May by Qantas A330s, which will operate three times per week. Qantas says it will operate 40,000 seats on Melbourne-Honolulu per year, replacing 335 Jetstar seats per flight.

New Zealand to hike incoming passenger charge
Industry

The IVL – paid when visitors request an NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) or apply for a visa – is set to increase from NZ$35 (around AU$32) to NZ$100 (around AU$92) from 1 October. Visitors on Australian and NZ passports are exempt from the fee.

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