“‘They would get the safety vehicles out there straight away… inspect and make sure there were no cracks… then we'd come back around and land again.’”

Nathan Cosh, Qantas captain · Australia Overnight · Australia Overnight with Tony McManus - Thu 08 Oct, 2026 - Full Show

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After an earthquake is reported, safety vehicles are dispatched to inspect the runway for cracks before allowing the aircraft to land again

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