What Causes Turbulence and How Dangerous It Really Is?
Turbulence is certainly one of the most horrifying experiences in everyone's lives, but is it really dangerous and a reason to avoid flying?
What Does It take to Build a Helipad?
Helipads can be useful for private and business purposes as well as emergencies but how do you build one and who is allowed to own a helipad?
Jetstar Industrial Action: Why are Pilots Planning to go on Strike this Christmas?
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.
Qantas and Boeing in a Pickle: What is a Pickle Fork?
Concerns around cracks in pickle forks in Qantas aircraft have people asking: what exactly is a pickle fork?
OLS Map: The New Concept
If you work in the construction industry as a developer, builder, architect or crane operator and have worked on a high-rise project, chances are you may be familiar with the term “OLS”.
ATSB Senate Inquiry into Angel Flight crash investigation
The ATSB is the subject of a new Senate Inquiry, which will investigate the safety bureau's report of a 2017 Angel Flight crash.
When will the Boeing 737 Max fly again?
There's no telling for sure when the Boeing 737 Max will fly again, but could the aircraft possibly be in the air by the end of 2019?
New drone registration and accreditation rules come into effect late 2019
From late 2019, new CASA drone registration and accreditation rules will come into effect as regulation over remotely piloted aircraft systems tighten.
Airspace Assessment Case Study: Melbourne City Council Development Approval through Flight Path
Recent Melbourne City Council turmoil reveals the importance of conducting proper airspace assessments.
Australian farm uses aircraft detection lighting system to assist planes
An Australian wind farm has employed a radar-activated aircraft detection lighting system to assist aeroplanes approaching it.
