Engineer, Sacked Over 17-Min Delay After Singapore Airlines Jet Reboot, Awarded $28,000



A veteran Australian aircraft engineer has been awarded AU$40,000 (about US$28,044) in compensation after being sacked following a 17-minute delay to a Singapore Airlines flight.



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