New Fatigue Rules to Apply to All Operators from October 2018
The new 2013 fatigue rules implemented by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) will apply to all air operators from 31 October 2018.
Seattle Hijacking Stuntman Demonstrates Holes in Aviation Security
An American ground crew worker who stole an empty aircraft and carried out a series of loops before crashing it raises serious questions about aviation security, and whether such an event could occur in Australia.
Sunrise: Ron Bartsch Discusses the Aeromexico Crash
AvLaw Founding Director Ron Bartsch appeared on Sunrise to discuss the Aeromexico jet crash in northern Mexico leaving 85 injured.
AvLaw Featured in BARS Newsletter
AvLaw Consulting is pleased to be profiled in the most recent issue of the Flight Safety Foundation's Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) Newsletter.
Ron Bartsch: MH370 Report Provides No Clear Answers
AvLaw Founding Director Ron Bartsch was on 2GB this week discussing the tragic MH370 disaster and the recent report handed down by the Malaysian Government.
Buildings in India Violate Aviation Regulations
A current dispute occurring in India highlights the importance of communication between aviation authorities, building developers and owners.
ICAO Endorses Global Carbon Offsetting Scheme
In late June, the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) took the step of endorsing the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA).
AvLaw Director Speaks on Building Heights at CTBUH Conference 2017
Watch the latest video of our director Amin Hamzavian speaking on aviation and building heights at the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) 2017 Conference.
International Aviation Law: A Practical Guide (2nd Ed) Now Released!
AvLaw Consulting is proud to announce that our Founding Director, Professor Ron Bartsch, has released his newest edition of International Aviation Law: A Practical Guide.
ATSB Finds No Safety Management Principles in Department Decision-Making
A recent ATSB investigation highlights the importance of safety management-based approaches in assessing applications for buildings that may affect air safety.