The new facilities are adjacent to RAAF Base Williamtown and the aerospace precinct Astra Aerolab.
The YouTube message and email come alongside a range of perks for frequent flyers, including a $50 voucher toward a return flight.
The business said it had reduced wasp “activity” by 64 per cent and argued its “detailed research” was now helping other facilities around the world.
The new incident on 27 May occurred two months after the ATSB published its four-year report detailing a near identical situation on a packed A330 in Brisbane where the aircraft departed.
New court documents released by the airline claim Michael Fitzgerald indicated he would depart “quietly” if a subsequent deal could be agreed.
The training program will be mostly based in Base Darwin and Tindal and is scheduled to last from 19 August until 8 September.