Aviation
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Late opening for $11 billion metro line to Sydney’s new international airport
The delayed opening of the 23-kilometre metro line means the first passengers to touch down at the new airport will be denied the chance to catch a train.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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Rex needs an owner, Virgin a CEO, Qantas needs to fly under the radar
Australian aviation isn’t just an industry – it’s a messy headline. And it’s now a sector which is far too influenced by non-shareholders – its major union and the federal government.
- Elizabeth Knight
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ASIC had raised ‘increasing concerns’ about Rex with the government
Hours after Rex went into administration, the watchdog told Treasurer Jim Chalmers it was probing the airline for deceiving investors about its profitability.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
Albanese government says it will acquire collapsed Rex Airlines if no other buyers emerge
The move would make it the first Australian government to own an airline since Qantas was privatised in the 1990s.
- Natassia Chrysanthos and Mike Foley
Scuba divers fight hypothermia to recover plane crash victims
The families of those killed in Wednesday’s midair collision in Washington have visited the site of the disaster, as scuba divers work in frigid waters nearby to retrieve the victims.
- David Martin, Michael Sisak and Claudia Lauer
Crash data suggests helicopter flew too high, plane tried to climb in last second
One second before impact, pilots of the American Airlines plane had a “verbal reaction” and the plane increased its pitch – indicating they pulled back on the controls, trying to climb.
- Michael Koziol
Seven confirmed dead after jet crashes into Philadelphia suburb
At least seven people died when a medical plane crashed in Philadelphia on Friday, including six Mexicans aboard the plane and one person who was on the ground, officials said on Saturday.
New vision emerges of midair collision as Trump says helicopter flew too high
Video of the deadly midair collision between a passenger plane and a military helicopter in Washington shows the aircraft appearing to meet at essentially a right angle just outside the airport.
- Michael Koziol
Staffing of air control centre ‘not normal’ at time of Washington air crash
A preliminary report says staff were responsible for both planes and helicopters, instead of the duties being separate.
- Michael Koziol
What to know about the deadly crash between a jet and a helicopter
The collision occurred in one of the world’s most tightly controlled airspaces. Here is what else is known.
- Hallie Golden and Dave Collins
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