Victorian aero clubs to meet in Ballarat summit

Aerial firefighting specialist McDermott Aviation will deploy 23 aircraft across five states this bushfire season, with the company's Queensland contract already underway as fire season opens in the state this week

Brian Rohloff has begun his tenure as president and CEO of Textron Aviation, taking over the Wichita-based manufacturer of Cessna and Beechcraft aircraft on 31 August.

Australian Aerospace Engineering (AAE) has opened a new 1900 m² maintenance, repair and overhaul facility adjacent to Albury Airport, expanding the company's capacity for complex maintenance and manufacturing work.

NZAero announced this week that they would re-start CT-4 Airtrainer production after an order from the government of Thailand, ending a 14-year manufacturing hiatus for the iconic trainer.

The forced landing in a paddock of a Cessna 172 with 2 instructors on board following fuel exhaustion highlights to pilots the importance of regularly crosschecking their aircraft’s fuel status.

James Miller has been appointed as a Commissioner of the ATSB for a three-year term, while Angus Mitchell has been reappointed as Chief Commissioner and chief executive of the ATSB Commission for a further 5 years.

Can a private pilot really just hop in a plane and fly anywhere in the world? Short answer: not quite, but it's closer to yes than you'd think.

Relive Pacific Airshow Gold Coast 2026 with more than 30 minutes of highlights, brought to you by Aviation Photography Digest.

Inbound to Oshkosh, a pilot flying a 1948 Cessna 120 unexpectedly flew into instrument meteorological conditions, in an aircraft not equipped for instrument flight and with only basic instruments to fall back on.