💨 Abstract
A Chinese naval live-fire exercise near Australia last week caught pilots off guard, as they only learned of it while already in the air. This incident demonstrates the increasing need for airlines to react quickly to geopolitical disruptions and military hazards.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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