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Discrimination continues at Sydney

The matter of discrimination against newer, quieter and more fuel efficient business jets during the curfew at Sydney Airport was raised again by several member associations during the International Business Aviation Council board meeting in Mexico City in November 2018.

Those present agreed that an urgent review of curfew operations at Sydney Airport should be undertaken in order for newer, quieter and more fuel efficient business jets to be approved. These

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