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no one cares here..because it doesn't involve Qantas(bashing)...although I reckon someone will come up with a '6 degrees of separation' scenario to blame QF 
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CX37 is a freighter. Carrying QF cargo? ;Pno one cares here..because it doesn't involve Qantas(bashing)...although I reckon someone will come up with a '6 degrees of separation' scenario to blame QF
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