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Two workers stood down after planes almost collide on Sydney Airport runway

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Two workers stood down after planes almost collide on Sydney Airport runway
Stuff
Stuff51 mins ago
Two workers stood down after planes almost collide on Sydney Airport runway
There have been days of delays at Australia’s biggest airport and two near misses within a fortnight after planes were given contradictory instructions by air traffic controllers.
Aviation bosses summoned, airport workers stood down after Sydney near-miss
Airservices Australia's CEO has been summoned to meet with the federal Transport Minister after a near-miss at Sydney Airport on Sunday.
The Independent
The Independent18 hrs ago
Jetstar and Qatar Airways planes in near-miss collision at Sydney airport
Officials says both aircraft stopped abruptly and a cabin crew member aboard the A320 was injured
New York Post
New York Post20 hrs ago
Jetstar, Qatar Airways planes narrowly avoid collision at Sydney airport, 1 crew member injured
The Jetstar plane was taxiing for takeoff to Queensland ​state's Gold Coast when its flight crew saw the ​Qatar Airways plane.
Deutsche Welle
Deutsche Welle20 hrs ago
Australia: Jetstar, Qatar Airways planes almost collide on Sydney Airport tarmac
A flight crew member was injured in a near-miss collision on the runway at Australia's Sydney Airport. An investigation has been launched to determine what caused the incident.
Australia investigates near-miss collision of two planes on tarmac at Sydney airport
"Both aircraft were stopped abruptly," the transport safety bureau said in a statement.
The National
The National20 hrs ago
Emirates flights to Bahrain and Kuwait remain suspended as Etihad and Qatar Airways resume operations
Emirates flights to Bahrain and Kuwait remain suspended as Etihad and Qatar Airways resume operations  thenationalnews.com
Reuters
Reuters21 hrs ago
Australia probes near-miss collision of two planes on tarmac at Sydney airport
Australia probes near-miss collision of two planes on tarmac at Sydney airport  Reuters
Jetstar plane narrowly avoids crashing into Qatar Airways flight at Sydney airport
Safety regulators launched an investigation on Sunday into a “near collision” between two passenger aircraft at Australia’s busiest airport that injured a crew member. The incident, which involved a Jetstar pilot being forced to apply sudden brakes to avoid crashing into a Qatar Airways jet on Sunday morning, disrupted
Guardian World
Guardian World1 days ago
‘Not enough air traffic controllers’: safety concerns at Sydney airport after Jetstar and Qatar planes involved in near-miss
Planes narrowly avoid collision on tarmac with Jetstar A320 forced to ‘brake firmly’ as Qatar Boeing 777 towed into its path Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Two planes have narrowly avoided a collision on the tarmac of Australia’s bus
Two planes involved in second recent near-miss at Sydney Airport
The two aircraft were within metres of each other on Sunday morning when one was forced to brake suddenly.
The Age
The Age1 days ago
Two planes involved in second recent near-miss at Sydney Airport
The two aircraft were within metres of each other on Sunday morning when one was forced to brake suddenly.
SBS News
SBS News1 days ago
Planes narrowly avoid runway collision as delays continue at Sydney Airport
A shortage of Air Traffic Control staff has been named as the issue behind the weekend's significant flight delays.
Al-Monitor
Al-Monitor3 days ago
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The Conversation
The Conversation🏁 first to report4 days ago
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