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Just 26% Darwin–Sydney flights on-time in July
Airlines

Domestic aviation in July suffered another record month for poor performance, with just 54 per cent of flights departing on time. Cancellations also hit 6.4 per cent, around three times the pre-COVID average.

Photos: US Air Force Raptors arrive at Base Tindal
Defence

It builds on previous training activities, including the deployment of B-1 Lancer aircraft from Base Darwin and B-2 Spirit Stealth Bombers from Base Amberley.

Photos: Air New Zealand 777 leaves US desert boneyard
Airlines

The long-range Boeing, ZK-OKP, departed the Mojave desert at 1:38pm on 20 August as flight NZ6001 and landed in LA, before continuing on to the North Island, where it touched down at 5:03 am on Tuesday.  

We’ll still fly over South China Sea, says new RAAF chief
Defence

In his first public comments since his promotion, Air Marshal Robert Chipman said it would be “business as usual” for Australia’s aircraft in the region.

Qantas site crashes as frequent flyers claim apology rewards
Airlines

The Flying Kangaroo said only the frequent flyer portion of the site crashed, and it was back up and running by 11:30 am on Monday.

Fly over bay to stop Brisbane Aircraft noise, says review
Airports

The 71-page investigation, which you can read here, also suggests authorities negotiate with nearby RAAF Base Amberley to share airspace.

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