Video Podcast: How QF32 beat the ‘black swan’

Posted on December 23, 2025 by Guest authors

In this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Captain Richard de Crespigny tells Jake Nelson the story of QF32, 15 years on – and what it taught him about the value of resilience.

Posted in Australia, Aviation, Podcast, PodcastsTagged australian

Previous: Viettel talks with Nikon and TEL in preparation for national semiconductor plant

Next: Delta Air Lines Passenger Claims He Was Gaslit After Taking $15,000 Offer To Move Flight

aircraft
Aircraft Order
Airlines
Australia
Boeing
Image
virgin australia

Virgin Australia Sees Higher Costs To Maintain Older Aircraft As Boeing Delivery Delays Persist

Guest authors
August 31, 2025
0

Higher operating costs for Virgin Australia, as its Boeing delivery delays continue.

Airlines
Australia
Aviation
News

ATSB praises ‘decisive’ flight crew in Qantas engine failure incident

Guest authors
April 29, 2026
0

Flight QF520 to Brisbane on 8 November 2024, operated by VH-VYH, was forced to return to Sydney after a loud bang was heard from the right engine during the take-off roll. According to investigators, the failure occurred after the aircraft had already …

Australia
Aviation
Premium Content
Quarterly magazines

Issue #395: Small Jets & The Chairman’s Lounge

Guest authors
December 25, 2024
0

Vanessa who? We need to stop talking about Alan… Can you name the new Qantas CEO? Well, of course you can, because you’re subscribing to Australian Aviation. But do you think the average person on the street knows who Vanessa Hudson is? Pro…

Related Posts

Virgin Australia Sees Higher Costs To Maintain Older Aircraft As Boeing Delivery Delays Persist

ATSB praises ‘decisive’ flight crew in Qantas engine failure incident

Issue #395: Small Jets & The Chairman’s Lounge

Leave a Reply Cancel reply