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Airlines still in limbo on travel requirements, says Rex
Airlines

Rex deputy chairman John Sharp said that airlines can’t just implement new policies overnight, so the government needs to be providing certainty now.

Union calls for job-ready training program for unemployed pilots
Industry

The Australian Federation of Air Pilots has put forward a proposal for a $10 million Job Ready Pilot (JRP) program that could see unemployed pilots ready to return to work as soon as required.

International borders to open before Christmas
Industry

Minister Tehan said the government was now working to get all the required systems and processes ready and in place to allow people to freely leave and return to Australia.

Qantas’ longest repatriation flight to go via the South Pole
Airlines

The Flying Kangaroo will endeavour on a nearly 18-hour trip on 5 October, when it performs a repatriation flight from Buenos Aires in Argentina to Darwin - via the South Pole.

Comment: The key questions in Australia’s international arrival cards getting a COVID-era digital makeover
Industry

In this cross-posting with The Conversation, ICT lecturer Mahmoud Elkhodr explores the five key questions of the digital replacement of Australia's yellow incoming passenger cards.

Singapore 747 takes off minutes before Melbourne earthquake
Airlines

Flight SQ7297 from Melbourne to Singapore and its crew narrowly avoided being caught in the 5.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Melbourne and its surrounding regions just three minutes after departure

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