Singapore A350 blunder puts pitot probe covers back in spotlight

Posted on March 15, 2024 by Guest authors

The ATSB has issued another warning about removing pitot probe covers after a Singapore Airlines A350-900 almost pushed back with the covers still fitted.

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Virgin’s new E190-E2 takes off on inaugural commercial route

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October 29, 2025
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VH-E2A Coral Bay, the first of eight E190-E2s for Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (VARA), operated its first commercial flight, VA9217, on Monday, taking off from Perth at 7:15am and arriving in Boolgeeda at 9:05am.

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Virgin waits for Qatar nod to appoint CEO, say reports

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January 13, 2025
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The Australian Financial Review has claimed the airline is mindful that the Transport Workers’ Union opposes the favourite for the top job due to his apparent role in the illegal sacking of ground workers mid-COVID-19.

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Bonza flies 300,000 Melbourne passengers in first year

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The airline launched its second base at Melbourne Airport on 30 March 2023 and now serves 11 destinations from the city, including seven not served by any other carrier and nine not served by any other low-cost carrier.

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