RAAF Poseidons deploy to Japan for airborne ocean surveillance

Posted on November 4, 2024 by Guest authors

The move is Australia’s contribution to multinational efforts to enforce United Nations Security Council sanctions against North Korea.

Posted in Australia, Aviation, Defence, NewsTagged australian

Previous: US Strategic Bombers Prepare For Shift To Europe In Latest Task Force

Next: MCMC picks U Mobile to be Malaysia’s second 5G operator

Airlines
Australia
Aviation
News

Second Qatar repatriation flight due to touch down

Guest authors
October 8, 2024
0

The Australian government has asked both Qantas and the Middle Eastern airline to help repatriate citizens who have scheduled services free of charge. A RAAF C-130J Hercules and C-17 Globemaster are also assisting with efforts.

Australia
Aviation
Fire Fighting
News

Hypoxia possible cause of fire surveillance crash

Guest authors
February 7, 2024
0

In its preliminary report, air crash investigators said voice recordings showed the pilot’s rate and volume of speech had “substantially lowered”.

Airports
Australia
Aviation
News

Sydney and Melbourne Airports partner on anti-trafficking campaign

Guest authors
November 5, 2024
0

Sydney and Melbourne Airports, which between them account for 68 per cent of the country’s international traffic, will display images on digital screens and billboards educating travellers on the signs of human trafficking and urging “if you suspect it…

Related Posts

Second Qatar repatriation flight due to touch down

Hypoxia possible cause of fire surveillance crash

Sydney and Melbourne Airports partner on anti-trafficking campaign

Leave a Reply Cancel reply