Rob Sharp has received praise in the industry for steadying the organisation after it faced criticism it allowed too many air traffic controllers to leave during COVID.
Adam and Jake look at some of the latest airport infrastructure projects in the spotlight and what they mean for the aviation sector as it continues to recover from the lingering effects of the pandemic.
The Shanghai-based carrier will operate three 787-9 Dreamliner flights per week between Melbourne and Shanghai Pudong Airport starting on 19 December, increasing to daily services in the peak period. Each flight will carry up to 324 passengers, includi…
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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?
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?