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A file image of a fuel truck and a Delta Airbus A321. (Delta Air Lines)

Delta Air Lines goes carbon neutral for Airbus deliveries from Mobile

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Delta Air Lines says the delivery flights for 20 new aircraft it will receive from Airbus’s final assembly line at Mobile, Alabama will be carbon neutral.

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An aerial view of Uluru. (Wikimedia Commons/David Nicolson)

Ayers Rock Airport posts 37 per cent surge in passenger numbers in May

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Ayers Rock Airport has experienced a surge in passengers as tourists head to Uluru before October’s closure of the indigenous sacred site to climbers.

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A file image of Bombardier Challenger 350. (Wikimedia Commons/Bene Riobó)

Bombardier Challenger 350 reaches 300 deliveries

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Bombardier says its Challenger 350 has become the fastest business jet in the medium and large category to reach 300 deliveries.

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The UPS MD-11 overran the runway by about 350m. (ARAIB)

South Korea releases final report on 2016 UPS MD-11 runway overrun

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South Korea has issued its final report into a UPS MD-11 that overran the runway at Seoul Incheon Airport following a rejected takeoff in 2016.

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A supplied image of Melbourne Airport. (SITA)

Melbourne Airport reports 1.9 per cent passenger growth for 2018/19

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Melbourne Airport has reported a 1.9 per cent increase in total passengers for 2018/19, led by strong growth in a number of international markets.

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One More Orbit used a Qatar Executive Gulfstream G650ER to attempt to set a Guinness World Record to circumnavigate the globe Pole to Pole. (Chris Garrison)

Gulfstream G650ER smashes world circumnavigation record

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A Gulfstream G650ER business jet has smashed an 11-year-old world circumnavigation speed record via the North and South Poles by five hours and 52 minutes.

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