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Place your bets! Which Qantas A380s are grounded for life?
Airlines

As Qantas announces that two of its 12 Airbus A380s are set to be retired, Australian Aviation looks back on the history of the airline's A380 fleet, and gives you the chance to guess which superjumbos are destined to be grounded for life.

Air New Zealand CEO says trans-Tasman bubble will likely change
Airlines

Greg Foran has said he is confident international travel will resume early next year but thinks quarantine-free travel to Australia will be different than before.

Treasurer urges premiers to ‘adhere’ to the reopening plan once jab targets hit
Industry

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has urged state premiers to “adhere to the plan” of reopening borders when the vaccination target has been reached, for the economy and people’s mental health.

Virgin follows Qantas to make vaccines mandatory
Airlines

The airline is planning to make jabs mandatory for customer-facing staff by 15 November 2021 and office-based employees by 31 March 2022.

Supplemented freight flights continue until mid-2022
Airlines

The “International Freight Assistance Mechanism” (IFAM), which launched in April last year, has already provided $1.04 billion in financial help to the industry, connecting nine ports to 58 international destinations.

RAAF left Kabul before terrorist attack
Galleries

Defence Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed the ADF left Afghanistan just hours before last night’s terrorist attack, which has now killed 70.

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