❓ Question regarding discrepancies in overseas air travel expenses and training duration for three individuals (J Hall, D Craven, R Lilley) undertaking Airbus flight simulator training in the USA. Seeks clarification on cost variations, training completion, and activities during the trip.

I refer to the Report on Overseas Air Travel for the 3 months to 31 December 2024 and three overseas trips to the USA for J Hall, D Craven and R Lilley at a total cost of $84,210 to undertake an annual refresher emergency training in Airbus approved flight simulator training device. Can the Minister advise:(a) Why D Craven and R Lilley attended this training from 26 October to 12 November 2024, whereas J Hall only attended from 26 October to 8 November 2024, and at a greater cost;(b) Did J Hall complete the same training as D Craven and R Lilley, or were some aspects missed;(c) When did the training end;(d) How did D Craven and R Lilley spend the additional four days in the USA;(e) In which city was the training conducted;(f) Were D Craven, R Lilley and J Hall present in this city for the entirety of their travel; and(g) If not, why not and what other cities were visited, by whom and for what purpose?