Steve Cornell, Qantas 737 Captain and AIPA Safety & Technical Director is available for interview regarding Singapore Airlines flight SQ321.
Captain Cornell has flown the B777
Contact details:
Charlie Moore: 0452 606 171
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Pilot available for interview on Singapore Airlines flight
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