Qantas airline ordered to resume flights
Flights with the Australian airline Qantas have resumed following a ruling from an independent tribunal. It ordered Qantas and its labour unions to return to the negotiating table.
Close to 70,000 people have been left stranded around the world and the latest shutdown has cost the airline and the Australian economy tens of millions of dollars.
The BBC's Phil Mercer reports from Sydney.
31 Oct 2011
- From the section Business