Flight Data Recorders: A Short History
Flight data recorders have a fascinating history, and have come a long way since they were first introduced.
Meet Toby The Friendly Tiger Chatbot Of Tigerair Australia
Tigerair Australia has announced its charming new social media platform featuring its friendly mascot Toby, who is now a Facebook Messenger chatbot.
A Look At No-Fly Zones Over North Korea
After North Korea dropped an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on the location an Air France flight passed 10 minutes earlier, the airline appropriately expanded its no-fly zone over the rogue state.
New Zealand’s ‘Airport of the Future’
Rising demand for aviation services in New Zealand led to a multi-billion dollar government investment to create an "airport of the future" in Auckland, the country's largest city.
New Report Indicates Optimism in the Aviation Industry
A new report published by a London-based international commercial law firm indicates significant positive sentiment in the aviation industry, with 90 percent of respondents reporting favourable market conditions.
Middle Eastern Airspace – Qatar Airways Banned
Qatar Airways faces its latest challenge as Middle Eastern states suspended its diplomatic ties with Qatar.
Trump’s Paris Agreement Withdrawal And The Impact On Aviation
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement is not a good sign for reducing aviation emissions.
Bomb Threat Terrorises Passengers at Melbourne Airport
Flight MH128 en route from Melbourne to Kuala Lumpur was made to turn around after a bomb threat terrorised passengers on the plane.
New App Shows Where You Can Fly Your Drone
CASA has released a nifty new app that broadcasts a map showing where you can and cannot fly your drone.
2017 Federal Budget a win for Badgerys Creek Airport
Sydney is a 2017 Budget winner, as the Federal Government announces a $5.3 billion allocation for the Badgerys Creek Airport project in Western Sydney.