Aussie air safety regulator clears Qantas to fly
Updated: 2011-10-31 14:00
(Agencies)
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CANBERRA - Australia's air safety regulator CASA has cleared Qantas Airways to resume flying after a weekend grounding of its entire fleet by management due to industrial unrest, a Civil Aviation Safety Authority spokesman said.
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Stranded Qantas passengers wait for their flights at the departure gates of Perth Domestic Airport Oct 31, 2011. [Photo/Agencies] |
"Permission was given for aircraft to go back into the air at 3.30 pm (0430 GMT)," the spokesman said.
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