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An Austrian Airlines flight had to return to its origin airport, after the incapacitation of a pilot. The aircraft landed back safely.

Austrian Airlines' 767 replacement depends on politics The airline wants to fully understand the impact of Fit for 55 on its hub

Malta Air will serve Malta should anything “untoward” happen to the national carrier, Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has said. Speaking to Tim

Writer Felix Wong visits the plane crash site where his aunt died. An excerpt from PRISM international.

Hundreds of ‘Chernobyl children’ were sent to Australia in the 1990s. One Melbourne woman has since tracked down her Ukrainian foster child, who is now fighting for his life and country.

Hundreds of ‘Chernobyl children’ were sent to Australia in the 1990s. One Melbourne woman has since tracked down her Ukrainian foster child, who is now fighting for his life and country.

Hundreds of ‘Chernobyl children’ were sent to Australia in the 1990s. One Melbourne woman has since tracked down her Ukrainian foster child, who is now fighting for his life and country.

Hundreds of ‘Chernobyl children’ were sent to Australia in the 1990s. One Melbourne woman has since tracked down her Ukrainian foster child, who is now fighting for his life and country.

2 minute read While there were hopes of a different fate for Austrian Airlines’ oldest Boeing 767, reports have emerged that 30-year-old OE-LAT is currently being dismantled in the Arizona desert. Meanwhile, its slightly younger sibling is stored at a general aviation airport in Minnesota, which also houses a maintenance facility for cargo specialist Kalitta Air. The first of Austrian’s Boeing 767s (not pictured) has been spotted engine-less in the desert. Photo: Vincenzo Pace – Simple Fl...

Another Austrian Airlines Boeing 767 Leaves Vienna For The Last Time 2 minute read Austrian Airlines has bid farewell to another of its Boeing 767 aircraft. Following the retirement of OE-LAT earlier this year, OE-LAX became the latest aircraft to fly the Austrian nest earlier today. It is the second of three 767 aircraft destined to leave the fleet. OE-LAX (pictured) departed from Vienna for the final time this morning. Photo: Vincenzo Pace – Simple Flying The global fleet has taken a massiv...