Air travel in Australia is returning to normal this morning after a significant software issue led to the cancellation of more than 90 domestic Jetstar flights yesterday. The airline has confirmed that all affected Airbus A320 aircraft have now received the necessary update.
Jetstar Fleet Back in the Sky
The disruption began yesterday when Jetstar was forced to recall a portion of its Airbus A320 fleet for an urgent software upgrade. This led to the cancellation of over 90 flights, causing considerable inconvenience for passengers across the country's domestic network.
A spokesperson for the airline confirmed this morning that the necessary software update has been completed across the entire fleet. Services have now resumed as normal, with the airline working to manage the backlog of affected passengers.
Alleged Casino Fraud Uncovered in Sydney
In an unrelated incident, a couple recently arrived from overseas has been charged for allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated fraud at a Sydney casino. The pair, who arrived in Australia in October, are accused of fraudulently winning more than a million dollars.
Over the course of several visits to the establishment, the couple allegedly won a total of $1,179,412.50. The substantial and suspicious nature of their winnings prompted an investigation by the casino's security team, leading to the charges.
Melbourne's New Metro Tunnel Opens
In other transport news, the highly anticipated Melbourne metro tunnel has begun running services this morning. The new underground railway is set to transform the city's public transport network, creating more capacity and new connections. Further details on its initial operations and public response are expected throughout the day.
This trio of events marks a significant day for Australian transport and justice, affecting thousands of commuters, travellers, and highlighting the ongoing efforts to combat financial crime.
