One flight cancelled every three days due to staff shortages – as it happened
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One flight cancelled every three days across Australia due to staff shortages Luca Ittimani Worker shortages have cancelled one flight every three days on average in the last year, Airservices Australia has told a Senate hearing.
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One flight cancelled every three days across Australia due to staff shortages Luca Ittimani Worker shortages have cancelled one flight every three days on average in the last year, Airservices Australia has told a Senate hearing.
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