Union challenges Airservices Australia's job cuts, citing safety risks, transparency concerns, and financial motivations.
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Pilots first heard about a Chinese live-fire naval exercise near Australia last week when already in the air, receiving messages that forced some to change paths through a busy air corridor, satellite text messages to and from pilots seen by Reuters show.
Virgin Australia and Emirates aircraft heard the Chinese flotilla's radio notification about a live-firing test off the Australian coast last Friday.
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Australia learned about Chinese live-fire naval drills off the country’s coast that forced dozens of flights to be diverted via an alert from a commercial pilot, authorities said on Monday.
Amid the furore, no-one has suggested that the Chinese “live fire” exercises were a military threat, were not held in international waters or that China had no right to carry them out.
“The Civil Aviation Authority and Airservices Australia are aware of reports of live firing in international waters,” air traffic control agency Airservices Australia said in a statement on Friday. “As a precaution, we have advised airlines with ...
A series of unexpected live-fire drills by Chinese naval vessels in the Tasman Sea has sparked criticism from Australia and New Zealand and raised questions over regional security. The exercises were conducted by a trio of warships in the international waters beneath a busy commercial flight path,
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Australia warns airlines to beware of a Chinese navy live-fire exerciseAustralia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong says her government has warned international airlines flying between Australian airports and New Zealand to beware of Chinese warships conducting a live-fire ex
Australia's air safety agency warned commercial flights to alter their course after receiving "reports of live firing in international waters." "As a precaution, we have advised airlines with flights planned in the area," government agency Airservices ...
The pilot reported the broadcast to an air traffic controller, who passed the message to Australia's military, according to Airservices Australia. "At that stage we didn't know whether it was a ...
The Virgin pilot relayed the information to Australian aviation authorities, who then issued a “hazard alert” via air traffic control, Airservices Australia CEO Rob Sharp told a parliamentary ...
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Australia warns airlines to beware of a potential Chinese navy live-fire exercise in the Tasman SeaAustralia warned airlines flying between Australian airports and New Zealand to beware of Chinese warships potentially conducting a live-fire exercise in the Tasman Sea
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