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Jetstar passenger ordered to cover cost of dumped fuel after drunk behaviour forced flight to turn back

Wade Corbett pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour on an aircraft and failure to comply with safety instructions

The Independent UK

Drunk Passenger Faces Massive Bill After Pilot Was Forced To Dump Fuel And Turn Flight Around

The flyer’s reckless behavior cost him thousands of dollars, amounting to a fine of $9,000. The court also ordered him to pay $8,630 for the wasted fuel. The post Drunk Passenger Faces Massive Bill After Pilot Was Forced To Dump Fuel And Turn Flight Around first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Bridget McKenzie forced to deny her oped on aviation divestiture signals support for breaking up Qantas

Just hours after opinion appears in AFR, shadow minister clarifies divestiture as ‘one of the various tools the treasurer needs to look at’ but not Coalition policy

The Guardian - AU

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Afternoon Update: Wieambilla massacre victim’s final goodbye; Qantas profit down; and the PM’s joke caught on camera

On the final day of Wieambilla inquest hearings the coroner has heard emotional statements on behalf of victims’ families

The Guardian - AU

Qantas profit down 16% to $2.1bn as surging demand for cheap fares helps Jetstar

International business revenues fell significantly on last year’s result, while budget carrier’s earnings rose 23%

The Guardian - AU

Airline ‘customer rights charter’ to specify when cash refunds required

An “aviation industry ombuds scheme” and improved assistance for passengers with a disability will be among measures the federal government will announce on Monday to force airlines to address the extensive public discontent with their services.

The Conversation

Passenger Arrested After Climbing Down Jet Engine In Melbourne

Passenger at Melbourne Airport causes disturbance by exiting plane through emergency exit, walking on wing, and climbing down engine. Arrested for breachin...

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Melbourne airport: Man arrested after opening Jetstar plane's door and walking on wing

Man ‘charges’ to emergency exit row and climbs out onto plane after ‘erratic’ behaviour at Melbourne Airport

Evening Standard

Passenger arrested after using emergency exit to leave parked plane in Australia

A passenger at an Australian airport was arrested after exiting a stationary airliner through an emergency door, walking on the wing, and climbing down a jet engine to the tarmac

The Independent UK

Shoving and screams as man opens plane's emergency exit

Charges are likely against a passenger who opened a plane's emergency exit with a witness telling of screams and shoving during the commotion.

AAP

Jetstar Passenger Arrested After Opening Plane’s Emergency Exit In Wild Melbourne Scenes

“People were just screaming.”

Pedestrian.tv

Jetstar passenger arrested on Melbourne airport tarmac after opening plane door and walking on wing

Federal police said the man was taken to hospital for assessment after he left the plane

The Guardian - AU

Class action over Jetstar's pandemic travel vouchers

A class action against Jetstar is seeking full refunds for flights cancelled during the pandemic, alleging the airline shouldn't have issued travel credits.

AAP

In just three months Bonza has collapsed and Rex is on the brink. What’s gone wrong?

Australian aviation appeared vibrant in 2023. But headwinds, not seen by the public, soon hit the two airlines that were pushing down ticket prices

The Guardian - AU

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Microsoft Servers Are Back After The World’s Biggest Outage — Here’s What The Hell Happened

The world was hit by the biggest cyber outage in history on Friday, here's what you need to know about the Microsoft outage and its impacts.

The Guardian - AU

Microsoft outage: how Australian airports, banks and supermarkets were affected by major IT meltdown

Home affairs minister Clare O’Neil says outage would take ‘some time to resolve’ following problems caused by a CrowdStrike cybersecurity software update

StockNews.com

3 Airlines Stocks Set for Recovery With Increased Travel Demand

With recovering economies, improving technologies, and surging air travel worldwide, the airline industry is well-poised for continued growth. Thus, investors could consider solid airline stocks Qantas Airways (QABSY), SkyWest (SKYW), and Air Canada (ACDVF) poised for recovery with increased travel demand. Read on.

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Bachelor’s Matty J Was Almost Violently ‘Bashed’ While On A Jetstar Flight With His Young Daughters

“He starts flipping out, saying that I’m stopping him from putting his seat back.”

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Bonza reaches end of tarmac as budget carrier wound up

Creditors have voted to liquidate embattled airline Bonza with more than $110 million believed to be owed to creditors, workers, landlords and the tax office.

AAP

Campers murder trial an incredible, scandalous case

When faced with a bloody scene and two dead campers, Greg Lynn used his training as a Jetstar pilot to stay cool, calm and collected to clean the evidence away.

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A Jetstar Flight Swerved Off The Runway In Christchurch And It’s Enough To Make Me Quit Flying

Thankfully there were no injuries.

Newcastle Herald

Jetstar recreates inaugural flight from Newcastle 20 years after launch

Many of the original crew helped with the re-creation.

AAP

Pilot claims hunting dispute led to 'accidental deaths'

A pilot has admitted he was involved in the "accidental deaths" of campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay after fighting over two weapons, a jury has heard.

AAP

Fifteen jurors chosen in camper double murder trial

Fifteen jurors have been selected in the trial of a former airline captain accused of killing two campers in Victoria's alpine region.

The Guardian - AU

Bonza is the latest victim of Australian neoliberalism. It’s hard to see a new airline arriving any time soon

The mess created by decades of economic mistakes will be hard to unscramble. But the airline industry is a good place to start

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