VH-UZI’s approach became unstable after the first officer accidentally pressed the wrong button, and the crew did not conduct a go-around, the ATSB found.
Catherine Walsh’s declaration that the carrier was “in the wrong” and “deeply sorry” comes despite Qantas repeatedly appealing the original decision and compensation fee amount in a case that dragged on for years.
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Would you buy a car when you have to first pay a non-refundable contribution to upgrade the factory AND pay for the car, from a car company with no competition, who can put other customers first and can even pull out of the deal?
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Would you buy a car when you have to first pay a non-refundable contribution to upgrade the factory AND pay for the car, from a car company with no competition, who can put other customers first and can even pull out of the deal?