ATSB Bird Strike Report shows Collisions are Common
An ATSB bird strike report released this month shows that bird strikes are surprisingly common, with over 16,000 occurring between 2008 and 2017.
Probing the FAA Approval of the 737 Max 8
The FAA's approval of the 737 Max 8 aircraft, which crashed twice leaving hundreds killed, has brought the aviation regulator under scrutiny.
Grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX: The Fall of the MAX Series?
The worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX series following the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 disaster raises questions about the future of the young aircraft model.
The BARS audit: Why it matters to organisations that utilise aviation support services
Basic Aviation Risk Standard audits (BARS audits) are critical for companies and organisations that use aviation support in their operations.
Concorde’s First Flight Fifty Years Ago
This month we remember Concorde's first flight fifty years ago, when it lifted off and showed the word supersonic flight was real.
Drone Hunting Technology to Be Rolled Out in Major Airports Worldwide
Government agencies are employing drone hunting technology to enhance safety and security at international airports.
Australian Airport Sustainability Recognised by ACI
Two Australian airports have received high accolades for environmental sustainability as part of the 2019 Green Airports Recognition.
Sydney Airport Operational Efficiency Limited by Curfew and Movement Cap
The Productivity Commission argues that while on the whole Sydney Airport efficiency is strong, current regulations are “unnecessarily restrictive”.
Airports and Property Developers: Managing Airspace Safely While Facilitating Urban Growth
AvLaw Director Amin Hamzavian discusses how Australia's airports and property developers can keep the airspace safe while ensuring metropolitan growth.
Airbus A380 Production to Finally Cease
Airbus has announced that it will scale down Airbus A380 production, with the final of its flagship jumbo to be delivered in 2021.