'The conspiracy plainly envisaged that a large number of people would have been killed ... no-one would have survived ... no-one would have had time to say goodbye'
Sydney brothers have been jailed for at least 30 and 27 years respectively over their plot to blow up an Etihad plane with a bomb hidden in a meat grinder.
The plot - which included their older brother Tarek Khayat who fought for Islamic State in Syria - involved blowing up the plane and carrying out a lethal poisonous gas attack. In the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday, Justice Christine Adamson jailed Khaled Khayat for 40 years and Mahmoud Khayat for 36 years, with non-parole periods of 30 and 27 years respectively.
"The conspiracy plainly envisaged that a large number of people would have been killed ... no-one would have survived ... no-one would have had time to say goodbye."
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