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14 August 2026

ATSB boss Angus Mitchell questions delay in reporting a third safety incident at Sydney Airport

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ATSB boss Angus Mitchell questions delay in reporting a third safety incident at Sydney Airport

The head of the Air Traffic Safety Bureau said it took four days to be notified of a third safety incident in a fortnight at Sydney Airport. It occurred a few hours after a Jetstar crew member was ...

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14 August 2026

Sydney airport incident involving Virgin and Qantas flights didn’t have to be reported, Airservices Australia says

Airservices boss says planes remained 1km apart so runway incursion ‘didn’t meet mandatory reporting requirements’ but safety bureau is ‘concerned’ Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates The chief executive of the commonwealth-owned Airservices Australia, Rob Sharp, said he did not believe the incident met the reporting threshold given the substantial distance between the Virgin plane and a Qantas aircraft crossing the runway in front of it on Sunday.

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