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Qantas plays down disruption fears over new refuellers’ strike
Airlines

The TWU said it will engage in “crisis talks” with Rivet, which supplies fuel to Qantas as a subcontractor for ExxonMobil at Melbourne Airport.

Victorian government blames Melbourne Airport for rail link delay
Airports

Originally slated to open in 2029, the rail link – which will connect Melbourne Airport to Sunshine Station via a new stop at Keilor East at a cost of up to $13 billion – will not meet that completion date, Deputy Premier Jacinta Allan confirmed in an interview with ABC Radio.

Rex buys one-fifth of Dovetail Electric Aviation
Airlines

Dovetail, which is owned by Sydney Aviation Holdings – a firm that also owns tourist operator Sydney Seaplanes – is aiming to retrofit electric turbine engines to existing planes such as Rex’s Saab 340 fleet by 2026.

Cape York RAAF base to feature in ‘largest ever’ Exercise Talisman Sabre training
Defence

RAAF Base Scherger on Cape York Peninsula will play a central role in the largest Exercise Talisman Sabre ever hosted by Australia, including more than 30,000 personnel – almost double the number of those who attended the event in 2021.

Qantas begins Melbourne-Jakarta route, increasing Indonesia capacity
Airlines

The new service took off for the first time at 4:47pm yesterday as flight QF39, arriving in Jakarta at 8:18pm local time. It will operate three times per week using Airbus A330 aircraft, adding to the national carrier’s existing Sydney-Jakarta flights.

NASA launches stadium-sized balloon from New Zealand
Space

The primary purpose of the 100-day mission is to test the aircraft’s unique “super pressure” technology, but it will also carry a telescope from Princeton University that will image large galaxy clusters.

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