Ghost Bat rival Fury limited only by ‘government policy’

Posted on April 7, 2025 by Guest authors

Anduril’s Fury was displayed for the first time at Avalon and, unlike its local rival, is designed to work with a commercially available engine as well as Anduril’s autonomous software.

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ATSB investigating light aircraft crash at Shellharbour Airport

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October 13, 2025
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A Piper PA-32R Cherokee Lance aircraft, carrying three people, crashed and caught fire on take-off at the airport on Saturday, October 11. All three people on board were fatally injured.

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KH-4 pilot’s decision making praised during engine incident

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May 11, 2025
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The Kawasaki KH 4 was operating a scenic flight with two passengers last September but touched down with no injuries to those onboard.

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Exclusive: Yes, we have planes, says Koala Airlines CEO

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August 21, 2025
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Speaking exclusively to Australian Aviation, Koala CEO Bill Astling said the initial three planes are likely to be built in around July or August next year, with the launch date for the airline depending on their delivery.

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