Flight QF63 from Sydney to Johannesburg was just south of Tasmania, after flying for four-and-a-half hours, when a loss of satellite communications on the A380 prompted pilots to turn back to Sydney.

Passenger-door seal damage caused by a catering truck created an unnerving onboard noise that led a Qantas Airbus A380 to return to Sydney 2 hr. into a scheduled flight to the U.S., an Australian ...

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Qantas passengers have endured a nine-and-a-half hour flight to nowhere after their Sydney-to-Johannesburg service was forced to turn back due to communications failure. Flight QF63 from Sydney to ...