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Singapore Airlines has announced it will officially ramp up its flight schedule to and from Australia from 1 November, as NSW prepares to reopen its international borders.
The long-awaited vaccine passport for international travel is due to be rolled out by the Australian Government from Tuesday this week, as the country prepares to re-open its international borders for the first time since March 2020.
Qantas has officially announced it will bring forward its planned restart date for international flights to 1 November, following the NSW government's decision to allow quarantine-free travel from this date to fully vaccinated Australians.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that foreign tourists will not yet be granted permission to travel to Australia on 1 November, despite NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet seemingly suggesting they could.
The union, which represents over 90,000 transport workers across Australia, has warned that without quarantine or rapid testing, the virus will spread quickly and plunge the industry back into a shutdown.
Qantas has officially offloaded all 13.8 hectares of surplus land it had for sale in Mascot to a consortium led by LOGOS Property Group.
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