Australia's two major airlines say they are largely unaffected by emergency airworthiness directives (AD) issued by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Aviation … Continue Reading
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Japan to be offered F-22/F-35 hybrid – report
Lockheed Martin is reportedly in discussions with Japan about developing a new fighter which will integrate the kinematic capabilities of the F-22 … Continue Reading
Matt Hall storms to Red Bull Air Race victory in France
There have been 595 days since Matt Hall stood on the top step of the podium in the Red Bull Air Race World Championship series, but a victory at the … Continue Reading
No train, no gain – pilot training in the spotlight
For more than a decade, a team of aviation professionals with strong airline and training backgrounds has been attempting to establish the Australia … Continue Reading
Air New Zealand suspends flying two 787s for engine repairs
Air New Zealand says it will have to remove two Boeing 787-9s from service for as long as "a number of months" while their Rolls-Royce Trent engines … Continue Reading
Australian War Memorial to add RF-111C to its collection
The Australian War Memorial is to add a reconnaissance-configured Royal Australian Air Force RF-111C to its collection by mid-2019. RF-111C A8-134 … Continue Reading
Sydney Airport reports double-digit increase in international passengers
Sydney Airport has reported a double digit increase in international passengers in March thanks to the timing of the Easter holidays and fuller … Continue Reading
Brisbane Airport CEO recognised at Aviation/Aerospace Australia national awards
Brisbane Airport chief executive Julieanne Alroe is the 2018 recipient of the Aviation/Aerospace Australia distinguished leadership award. The … Continue Reading
Final RAAF C-27J Spartan arrives
The RAAF has taken delivery of its tenth and final Leonardo/L-3 C-27J Spartan battlefield airlifter. The delivery was marked with a flying display … Continue Reading