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Two workers were temporarily stood down after near-miss collision at Sydney Airport
Published 10 August 2026 Ā· politics
Transport minister says improved staff rostering will be in place from next month after āunacceptableā delays and incident involving Qatar Airways and Jetstar planes Follow
Transport minister says improved staff rostering will be in place from next month after āunacceptableā delays and incident involving Qatar Airways and Jetstar planes Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The transport minister, Catherine King, has said improved staff rostering will be in place at Sydney airport from next month after āunacceptableā delays and a near-miss collision that resulted in two workers being stood down. King called in the Airservices Australia chief executive officer, Rob Sharp, for a meeting in Canberra on Monday, the day after a Jetstar plane narrowly avoided hitting a Qatar Airways plane that was pulled across the runway in front of it. Continue reading...
Published: August 10, 2026 ā¢ 11:51 AM IST Ā· Updated: August 10, 2026 ā¢ 12:39 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
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Transport minister says improved staff rostering will be in place from next month after āunacceptableā delays and incident involving Qatar Airways and Jetstar planes Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The transport minister, Catherine King, has said improved staff rostering will be in place at Sydney airport from next month after āunacceptableā delays and a near-miss collision that resulted in two workers being stood down.
King called in the Airservices Australia chief executive officer, Rob Sharp, for a meeting in Canberra on Monday, the day after a Jetstar plane narrowly avoided hitting a Qatar Airways plane that was pulled across the runway in front of it.
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