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Bernard O'Riordan is a freelance journalist. He has covered aviation and travel for many mainstream publications over the past 20 years, including The Australian Financial Review, Sydney's Daily and Sunday Telegraph, Australian Associated Press, The Evening Standard and The Guardian. View all posts by Travel Instinct

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