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When Jim Tatlock stood again for the board of RAAus last November, he had no idea that within just a few months he would take over as Chair.

Sharp Airlines will restart direct services between Melbourne (Essendon) and King Island from 1 October 2026, backed by Tasmanian Government support running through to the end of April 2027.

A free aviation careers and networking event will be held at Perth's Bentley Technology Hub on 27 August, offering anyone aged 18 and over the chance to explore career opportunities across Australia's aviation sector.

South Australian flight school Adelaide Aviation has selected the Tecnam P-Mentor as its primary training aircraft and will take immediate delivery of two aircraft.

Garmin has announced AXIS, a new family of flight displays that integrates IFR GPS, NAV/COMM radio and audio panel capability into a single unit.

The 1:50 scale master branding model of the Qantas Airbus A380 VH-OQA Nancy-Bird Walton—the aircraft at the centre of the QF32 incident—has been consigned for auction by Captain Richard Champion de Crespigny AM

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This video from the ATSB forms part of the final report into the collision with terrain involving a 6-seat, Piper PA-32 Lance at Shellharbour Airport, NSW. 

At RotorTech 2026 on the Gold Coast, Australian Flying's Andrew Murphy sat down with Davin McGee, Managing Director Australia at World Fuel Services,

What happens when a hidden component failure combines with an unexpected emergency at low level? This ATSB animated explainer walks through the Parafield DA42 accident:

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