LifeFlight sounds alarm about laser strikes on helicopters

Posted on September 15, 2026 by Guest authors

The aeromedical organisation said four laser strikes have been reported on LifeFlight Australia helicopters this year, compared with two in the whole of 2025, with the three most recent in Goodna, Caboolture and South Brisbane.

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