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Air traffic controllers in Sydney warned authorities of “grave concerns” about local flight safety because of new airspace rules introduced last month, according to a confidential report to Australia’s air safety regulator.
Air traffic controllers in Sydney have warned of “grave concerns” about flight safety because of new local airspace rules, the safety regulator said, just as the number of near misses and incidents at the airport mounts.
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Australia’s shortage of air-traffic controllers is showing signs of nearing a breaking point after the country’s busiest airport recorded at least four near misses in the past month.
WiseTech Global Ltd., the Australian software giant that’s slashing its workforce to embrace artificial intelligence, said productivity in some areas has surged as it released early results from the overhaul.
Australian authorities are investigating two more aircraft taxiing incidents at Sydney Airport, adding to a string of near misses and other mistakes on the tarmac that have raised concerns about safety.
Qantas Airways Ltd. reported its lowest annual profit in four years after the Iran war sent the price of fuel soaring.
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.
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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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