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    Business as usual is expected at Air New Zealand and Jetstar today - after warnings solar radiation could interfere with onboard computers on Airbus A320 aircraft

    Business as usual is expected at Air New Zealand and Jetstar today - after warnings solar radiation could interfere with onboard computers on Airbus A320 aircraft


    Air New Zealand
    Air New Zealand
    Around six thousand planes were affected globally over the weekend, with most requiring a quick software update.

    Both Air New Zealand and Jetstar returned to normal operations yesterday, after more than 100 flights between them were cancelled.

    Board of Airline Representatives Executive Director Cath O'Brien says the industry will keep an eye on issues like this.

    She says our Civil Aviation Authority and other agencies are agencies are focused on the impacts of solar radiation.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Rugby:
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    Motoring:
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    New Zealand Rugby chair David Kirk is vowing to get the right person in charge and insists there's no rush in appointing a new All Blacks coach 7:27

    Entertainment:
    Kim Kardashian's longtime best friend Allison Statter accidentally set her hair on fire 7:23

    Business:
    ???1;The construction sector's feeling optimistic, despite weak demand 7:17

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