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Engineers Australia last night recognised Jabiru Aircraft founder Rod Stiff in their annual awards. Read more
Perth-based FlyOnE has signed a letter of intent to buy 30 Swiss-built Smartflyer SF1 electric aircraft.
Up to Save Lives: Join the 2024 Oceans to Outback Challenge and Keep the Flying Doctor flying
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $9 million in funding to Jet Zero Australia to advance sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in Townsville.
Life Flight New Zealand has signed a partnership agreement with Australian zero emissions aircraft designer and manufacturer, AMSL Aero,
The Victorian Aerobatic Championships 2024 concluded with spectacular results last weekend
For the 2024 financial year, Moorabbin Airport was once more the busiest general aviation flight training airport in Australia.
An incident in which a King Air pilot encountered instrument failure and control issues over Western Australia is a reminder of the value of aircraft system knowledge and pilot operating handbook familiarity.
Ryan and his eldest son Arki achieved their first solo flights in a general aviation aeroplane on the same day.
The ATSB has released its preliminary report from its on-going investigation into a collision with terrain involving a Cessna 172 during mustering at Mulgathing Station in central South Australia.
Airservices Australia has released its Australian Aviation Network report for August 2024, covering trends in the Australian aviation sector.
ITECA has approached the minister for transport, Catherine King, concerning the impacts on the Australian Government’s approach to international education.
The ATSB advises DHC-1 Chipmunk maintainers and owners that crashworthiness could be significantly compromised if incorrect specification rivets are used.
A welcome increase in the number of licensed aircraft maintenance engineers (LAMEs) entering the workforce in 2023-24 saw CASA issue 292 licences.
At first light on Sunday 15 September, up to 30 aircraft will depart Moorabbin Airport in formation and fly past significant historical Melbourne landmarks in honour of fallen aviators.
A Brisbane Centre air traffic controller who was found asleep at their workstation towards the end of their shift had worked multiple consecutive night shifts resulting in sleep debt, an ATSB investigation report details.
