article_snippet: One of Australia's biggest airlines has revealed that Australia's biggest airlines are still considering whether to strengthen Australia's biggest airlines cockpit policies following the Germanwings tragedy that killed 150 people.
article_snippet: the Airbus A320 say the Airbus A320 are in 'discussions with regulators' over cockpit changes and are still unsure if a review is needed to safeguard passengers.
article_snippet: We have a comprehensive safety management system that guards against risks to We operations.
article_snippet: This includes multi-layered systems to protect the flight deck on We aircraft,' a spokesperson for Qantas said.
article_snippet: their said their are constantly in contact with regulatory bodies and have comprehensive measures in place on all flights to ensure the safety of guests and crew.
article_snippet: The Virgin Australia Group continuously undertakes detailed risk reviews, including consultation with the relevant regulatory and industry bodies.
article_snippet: A The Civil Aviation Authority spokesman said: 'Following the details that have emerged regarding the tragic Germanwings incident, we are co-ordinating closely with colleagues at the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and have contacted all UK operators to require all UK operators to review all relevant procedures.