Chinese Navy Drill in Tasman Sea Forced 49 Flights to Change Paths, Australian Official Says
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A Virgin Australia pilot alerted Australian authorities about a live-fire drill by Chinese naval ships last week in the Tasman Sea that forced 49 flights to change their paths, Australia's air traffic control agency head told a parliamentary committee.
Commercial Flights Rerouted After Chinese Navy Announces Last-Minute Live-Fire Drills Near Australia
Commercial airliners flying over the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand were forced to reroute their flights on Friday morning Australian time because of a People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) action group warning that it would conduct live-fire drills.
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New Zealand raised fresh concerns Monday over nearby live-fire drills conducted by Chinese warships armed with “extremely ...
Sailing in Australia’s exclusive economic zone, the three vessels were not breaking international law, but they were ...
Australia and Indonesia have strengthened maritime ties through multinational Exercise Komodo 2025, with a total of 38 ...
Airlines have been contacted by Australia’s air traffic control agency warning them of reports of live fire off the country’s ...
The navy has retired a third of its warships since Labor came to power three years ago, underlining its lack of capacity to ...
The Chinese naval drills in the waters between Australia and New Zealand have prompted airlines to divert flights.
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In yet another provocative act, China conducted a second live firing exercise on Saturday in the Tasman Sea situated between ...
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Foreign Spies Target Australia's Submarines Under AUKUSForeign spies are increasingly trying to gather information about Australia’s military, especially its plans for ...
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