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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 31 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Umpire ends Qantas dispute By Simon Lauder and staff Qantas management has been told to get its aircraft back in the sky and drop its plans to lock out its workforce tonight. Early this morning the workplace umpire put a stop to all industrial action by the airline and unions, saying it was acting to prevent significant damage to the tourism and airline industries. The airline says it should have its planes back in the sky by this afternoon if it gets the go-ahead from the safety regulator. Read more about what caused the Qantas dispute. 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More » Grounding eroding Qantas' reputation Qantas deadlock costing 'tens of millions' Qantas grounding a 'disaster' for tourism Joyce on the defence as backlash grows Politics More Politics » Umpire ends Qantas dispute By Simon Lauder and staff Qantas management has been told to get its aircraft back in the sky and drop its plans to lock out its workforce tonight. Early this morning the workplace umpire put a stop to all industrial action by the airline and unions, saying it was acting to prevent significant damage to the tourism and airline industries. The airline says it should have its planes back in the sky by this afternoon if it gets the go-ahead from the safety regulator. Read more about what caused the Qantas dispute. 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