Radio National Breakfast

As the US and Israel wage war in Iran, we hear from voices in the region, the Iranian diaspora in Australia, analysts looking at the future of the Iranian regime and the involvement of American allies like the UK and Australia. 
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The deadly attacks on Iran and retaliatory strikes across the Middle East have inflicted chaos on travellers around the world and sent shocks through the global aviation sector.
GUEST: John Cox, US aviation expert, retired airline pilot, safety officer, accident investigator who has been in aviation 56 years
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle

The deadly attacks on Iran and retaliatory strikes across the Middle East have caused chaos on travellers around the world, with hundreds of flights cancelled.
The Australian Airports Association said local hubs were accommodating 30 aircraft from Middle Eastern carriers that are on the ground following diversions and flight cancellations.
The Australian government has upgraded its travel advice for Israel, Lebanon, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates to "Do Not Travel", urging Australians to leave those countries "if it is safe to do so".
GUEST: Dean Long, the Australian Travel Industry Association CEO 
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle

The Australian Government says at least 11,000 Australian travellers have been affected by the travel disruptions in the middle east following strikes on Iran, and its retaliation. Lisa Needham is a producer with the ABC who is among them, trying to navigate the changing travel landscape. GuestLisa Needham, ABC Radio National producer

Some 86,000 Iran-born people now call Australia home. Many of them have taken to the streets in recent years in solidarity with the growing unrest in Iran, despite the risks of family being targeted by the regime back home.Those scenes were repeated following the news of the death of Ayatollah Khameini, killed in US-Israel led strikes.
Guest: Rana Dadpour, founding Director of Australian United Solidarity
Producer: Isadora Bogle and Jason Whittaker