Sydney Airport near miss assessed at ‘most serious level’

Transport Minister Catherine King says a fresh panel has been formed to ensure Airservices Australia makes changes at Sydney Airport.

Justin Tomlinson

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Sydney Airport near miss assessed at ‘most serious level’

A near-miss incident at Sydney Airport has been evaluated and assessed at the most serious level. In response to the safety occurrence, Transport Minister Catherine King announced that a fresh panel has been officially assembled.[1][2][3]

According to Minister King, the newly convened panel has been tasked with ensuring that Airservices Australia makes necessary changes at Sydney Airport following the critical assessment.[1][2][3]

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