Smoke in cargo hold: Qantas jumbo QF1 to London forced to land in Azerbaijan
Qantas’ Sydney to London double decker jumbo QF1 flight has been forced to land in Baku after a fire reached the cockpit
Michael Sainsbury
Michael Sainsbury is a former China correspondent who has lived and worked across North, Southeast and South Asia for 11 years. Now based in regional Australia, he has more than 25 years’ experience writing about business, politics and human rights in Australia and the Indo-Pacific. He has worked for News Corp, Fairfax, Nikkei and a range of independent media outlets and has won multiple awards in Australia and Asia for his reporting. He is a fierce believer in the importance of independent media.
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