China defends live-fire drills that forced flight path changes

Posted on February 24, 2025 by Guest authors

Qantas and Jetstar had both adjusted flight paths over the Tasman Sea in response to the drills, with the Sydney Morning Herald reporting that Virgin and Emirates flights were also warned.

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