More than 100 aircraft and around 2,500 personnel from the Royal Australian Air Force and 20 other nations will take part in training activities and exercises in the skies over Australia’s north over the next three weeks from July 20 to August 7.
Sunshine Coast-Cairns was picked up by Jetstar in December 2024 and currently flies three times per week, but will not run between late October and early December. It comes as Jetstar drops its “unviable” route between the Sunshine Coast and Auckland f…
Jetstar will launch the first services on 25 October, followed by Air New Zealand the next day and Singapore Airlines on 23 November, with QantasLink to begin Embraer E190 services in March. An Air New Zealand flight from Auckland will be the first int…
In this special Australian Aviation Podcast, UNSW and the Honourable Company of Air Pilots present a thought-provoking panel discussion on the evolution of pilot training and how industry, regulators, and academia can collaborate to deliver the best po…
Opening on Sunday 19 July, Fellowship Place – featuring the tail of a retired Fokker F28 Fellowship aircraft donated by Aviation Australia – offers a closer and less obstructed view of aircraft movements, as well as an elevated viewing platform, shaded…
Australia’s defence sector gathered in Canberra to celebrate excellence across industry, academia and innovation, with University of New South Wales researcher Oleksandra Molloy taking home the 2026 Excellence Award at the eighth annual Australian Defe…
Australia’s defence sector gathered in Canberra to celebrate excellence across industry, academia and innovation, with University of New South Wales researcher Oleksandra Molloy taking home the 2026 Excellence Award at the eighth annual Australian Defe…
The TWU has accused Qantas, and its ground handling partner Swissport, of “Joyce-era tactics” and “dangerously low standards” in pay, conditions, and safety. Members picketed at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth Airports on Thursday.
The TWU has accused Qantas, and its ground handling partner Swissport, of “Joyce-era tactics” and “dangerously low standards” in pay, conditions, and safety. Members picketed at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth Airports on Thursday.
In its report, the OAIC found that the Flying Kangaroo had not failed to take reasonable steps to protect its customers’ data, and that its response afterwards had reduced the impact.