‘Australia – love it and leave it’ says my t-shirt. The good news is that kindly sponsors are flying me back to London first class. The bad news is that it’s Qantas first class. Its front cabins on the A380 have been designed by people who think that passengers do not want – or should not be allowed – to look out of windows.
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Geoffrey Robertson is author of ‘An Inconvenient Genocide’.
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