A Coronavirus epidemic has broken out in China, quickly spreading to many countries around the world. The virus is having a significant impact on the aviation industry, especially since numerous airlines have suspended flights to and from China.
We are pleased that the Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS) has been recognised in the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)’s Global Aviation Safety Program (GASP) 2020-2022.
The Ukrainian Airlines plane crash over Iran, where the Iranian military ‘unintentionally’ shot down a Ukrainian civilian airliner, has shocked the world. We’ve recounted what you need to know about the incident.
The ATSB has released its report on a significant near-miss at Sydney Airport, where two full Qantas planes nearly collided with one another.
We've now entered the new year. It's time to reflect on the past twelve months and observe key events which shaped global aviation in 2019.
Pilots of Jetstar are planning to take industrial action this Christmas. Such a possibility threatens to cause chaos for many Australians as their plans for the holidays are disrupted.
Concerns around cracks in pickle forks in Qantas aircraft have people asking: what exactly is a pickle fork?
The Airbus A350-1000 has been announced as the aircraft manufacturer's prime contender for Qantas' Project Sunrise initiative.
In an interesting recent case study, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority has objected to the proposal of constructing an open-cycle gas turbine at the Tallawarra power station near Wollongong.
ICAO hosted its very first Innovation Fair in September 2019. Take a look at some of the highlights.
