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17 August 2026

Sydney Airport faces 'catastrophic' consequences if safety issues not fixed, former pilot says

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Sydney Airport faces 'catastrophic' consequences if safety issues not fixed, former pilot says

Sydney Airport could face "catastrophic" consequences if safety issues are not addressed following three incidents in as many weeks, a former pilot and aviation safety investigator says.

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