The UK-based air travel review site said its award was “the customers’ choice”, but the TWU said the decision was “beyond belief” and Hamad airport should have been disqualified.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said four RAAF flights and one New Zealand Air Force flight managed to land at Kabul Airport last night as the dangerous mission continues.
Funding was led by defence and aerospace contractor Quickstep Holdings Limited, which invested $1 million in the latest round.
Wing's Jesse Suskin hinted the significant development could happen within six months and means merchants won't have to be based in Google's distribution centres.
The news means limited daily flights will still operate from Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Dunedin for essential workers or for reasons approved by the government.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Sunday described Afghanistan as being a “very chaotic environment” as Australia's Hercules, KC-30A and two C-17A Globemasters led the evacuation effort.