Ground crew from aviation services company Dnata have today announced they will file an application to the Fair Work Commission to hold a vote on strike action during ongoing disputes over pay and conditions.
Australia's international aviation sector continues to see signs of improvement after nearly 1.3 million people travelled internationally in May, jumping 85 per cent in just two months since March.
Professor Julie-Ann Tarr from the Queensland University of Technology has called for law reform around personal drone use, due to novel violations and disturbances posed by increasing drone usage.
The aircraft are operating over RAAF Base Curtin in WA as part of Koolendong 22, a combined US-Australian training exercise involving 2,200 military personnel.
Federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt said the ‘biosecurity response zones’ would be set up at airport customs within days, with mats beginning to arrive on Friday.
The flight crew aboard a Qantas flight from Brisbane to Perth were forced to make a mayday call due to reduced fuel loads following landing delays.