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Civil works completed on HS2’s first ‘green’ tunnel

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July 8, 2026
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High-speed rail project HS2 has revealed its first completed ‘cut and cover’ tunnel at a site on the western edge of London.

Domestic airline reliability outpaces long-term averages again

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July 8, 2026
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BITRE data for May 2026 showed that 82.1 per cent of flights across participating airlines arrived on time and 82.8 per cent departed on time, with 1.5 per cent cancelled, compared to long-term averages of 80.5 per cent for arrivals, 81.6 per cent for …

Domestic airline reliability outpaces long-term averages again

Guest authors
July 8, 2026
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BITRE data for May 2026 showed that 82.1 per cent of flights across participating airlines arrived on time and 82.8 per cent departed on time, with 1.5 per cent cancelled, compared to long-term averages of 80.5 per cent for arrivals, 81.6 per cent for …

Hutchison Ports Felixstowe completes 100-strong ATT order

Simon Walton
July 8, 2026
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Hutchison Ports has announced the purchase of a third batch of autonomous trucks from Shanghai Westwell Technology Co. Ltd., completing the planned deployment.

Video Podcast: Good morning, Vietjet?

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July 8, 2026
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On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and David dissect the rumours of Vietjet’s impending tilt at the Australian domestic market, and why it might be the best-placed challenger to hit the skies running and make the major carriers sweat.

Video Podcast: Good morning, Vietjet?

Guest authors
July 8, 2026
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On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and David dissect the rumours of Vietjet’s impending tilt at the Australian domestic market, and why it might be the best-placed challenger to hit the skies running and make the major carriers sweat.

Video Podcast: Good morning, Vietjet?

Guest authors
July 8, 2026
0

On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and David dissect the rumours of Vietjet’s impending tilt at the Australian domestic market, and why it might be the best-placed challenger to hit the skies running and make the major carriers sweat.

Australia could house global F-35 maintenance hub

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July 8, 2026
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The new Lockheed Martin Air Power Precinct in the Hunter is designed to provide critical sustainment capabilities for Australia’s F-35 fleet and support regional sustainment arrangements for other F-35 operators, including a dedicated canopy repair cap…

Australia could house global F-35 maintenance hub

Guest authors
July 8, 2026
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The new Lockheed Martin Air Power Precinct in the Hunter is designed to provide critical sustainment capabilities for Australia’s F-35 fleet and support regional sustainment arrangements for other F-35 operators, including a dedicated canopy repair cap…

Australia could house global F-35 maintenance hub

Guest authors
July 8, 2026
0

The new Lockheed Martin Air Power Precinct in the Hunter is designed to provide critical sustainment capabilities for Australia’s F-35 fleet and support regional sustainment arrangements for other F-35 operators, including a dedicated canopy repair cap…