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A Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 at Melbourne Airport. (Rob Finlayson)

Virgin Australia names Paul Scurrah as new CEO

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Virgin Australia has appointed transport and logistics veteran Paul Scurrah as its new chief executive, replacing John Borghetti.

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Virgin Australia backs calls for review of Sydney Airport cap

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Virgin Australia chief executive John Borghetti has welcomed calls for a review of Sydney Airport’s hourly movement cap and arrangements for regional services.

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oneworld turns 20, promises more benefits for passengers

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As it enters its third decade, the oneworld marketing alliance is promising greater integration and a more seamless experience for those travelling on its member airlines.

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A C-27J Spartan of No. 35 Squadron lands at RAAF Base East Sale, Victoria. (Defence)

Northrop Grumman developing Palletised Weapons System for C-27J

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Northrop Grumman is developing a system where a Bushmaster cannon, ammunition and operator consoles can slot in and out of the hold of a C-27J Spartan.

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Airbus A330-900 gets 285-min ETOPS approval

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Airbus says its A330-900 widebody has received regulatory approval to operate up to 285 minutes from a suitable landing field. The extended twin engine aircraft operations (ETOPS) certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) means the A330-900 can be flown on a route that keeps it within four hours and 45 minutes flying time

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An aerial shot of Townsville Airport.

Flights cleared to resume to Townsville Airport as airport reopens

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Flights into and out of Townsville have been cleared to resume as the airport prepares to reopen amid the severe flooding that has hit the region.

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