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Qantas Airways Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Vanessa Hudson called for chronic shortages of air traffic controllers at Sydney Airport to be fixed, saying around 60,000 passengers were affected by flight delays in July alone.
By: Angus Whitley
Qantas has doubled down on its vast fleet renewal programme to resurrect profit growth, calling time on its ageing A380 superjumbos and announcing plans to buy yet more fuel-efficient aircraft.
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Australia proposed new legislation that would allow social media users to opt out of platforms’ algorithms, a potentially far-reaching step that deepens regulatory efforts worldwide to rein in Big Tech and limit online harm.
By: Angus Whitley, Sri Taylor
The Amazon Inc. cargo plane that crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday increased thrust just seconds before it overran the runway and careered into two vehicles, the US National Transportation Safety Board said.
The flight was operated by 21 Air as a subcontractor for Amazon. By Angus Whitley and Sri Taylor, Bloomberg ·
By: Angus Whitley, Sri Taylor
The Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami on Sept. 7 increased thrust just seconds before it overran the runway and careered into two vehicles, NTSB said.
One of the pilots on the Amazon Inc. cargo plane that crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday called for the landing to be aborted after the plane touched down with too much speed, according to audio from the flight’s final moments.
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Australia’s air traffic controller provider said it may need months to address worker shortages at Sydney Airport, following weeks of staffing problems and mistakes on the tarmac that have raised concerns about safety.
