CASA grants certification to Airbus H160

Posted on June 7, 2024 by Guest authors

The 12-seat aircraft, first unveiled in 2015, is designed for various missions, including search and rescue, law enforcement and high-intensive care patient transport.

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Launceston Airport hails best-ever month in January

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February 19, 2025
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The airport in northern Tasmania saw 159,032 passengers in January 2025, while 2 January was its busiest-ever day with 6,114 passengers, the first time it had handled more than 6,000 passengers in a single day. It comes after 2024 was Launceston’s best…

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QantasLink to bring A220s to Adelaide

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January 20, 2026
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Starting on 3 March, the new A220s will begin to replace the smaller Embraer E190s on Adelaide-Brisbane services, bringing in-flight wi-fi, updated cabins, and around 100,000 additional seats per year to the route.

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Podcast: Shaping the future of air traffic management with Daniel Wang and Rodney Sciortino, Rohde & Schwarz

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August 19, 2025
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The latest episode of the Australian Aviation Podcast spotlights two finalists in the 2025 Australian Aviation Awards, with host Steve Kuper joined by Daniel Wang, head of programs for ATC and air defence at Rohde & Schwarz, and Rodney Sciortino, h…

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