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Qantas Leaves a 1.25m Tool Inside Aircraft: Ron Bartsch Interviewed
The ATSB criticised Qantas for errors resulting in a 1.25 metre tool being left inside one if its A380 aircraft. Avlaw Founding Director Ron Bartsch was interviewed.
Avlaw 2024 Year in Review
We have handpicked some highlights from the year that was and invite you to take a look back at a successful 2024 with us.
Avlaw Managing Director a Finalist in the 2024 Urban Leader Awards
We are pleased to announce that Amin Hamzavian is a 2024 finalist in the Urban Leader Awards in the 'Planning' and 'Legal' categories.
Avlaw Consultant Presents at Aviation Safety Target Breakfast in Argentina
Avlaw consultant Alejandro Oms presented on everything aviation safety this June.
Avlaw strikes partnership with key air taxi player
Avlaw has struck a deal with Skyportz, a key player in the air taxi market that’s contributing to the future of aviation.
Aviation Law in Australia: An Overview
Read our ultimate guide to aviation law in Australia.
REVEALED: Western Sydney Airport Flight Paths [2024 Update]
The Federal Government has announced long-awaited preliminary Western Sydney Airport flight paths. Read all the details here.
Avlaw 2023 year in review
2023 was our best ever for many reasons. Check out some of our highlights in our own “Avlaw wrapped” for the year.
Amalina Jumary Nominated for Female Rising Star – Australian Aviation Awards 2023
We're proud to announce that Avlaw's Amalina Jumary has been named as a finalist in the Australian Aviation Awards 2023 for Female Rising Star.
Drones in Mining: Everything You Need to Know
In recent years, the use of drones in mining has become increasingly popular. Learn everything you need to know about them.
Nepal Airplane Crash 2023: What You Need to Know About Yeti Airlines Flight 691
On 15 January 2023, Yeti Airlines Flight 691 crashed in Pokhara, Nepal, killing all 72 people onboard. Find out what happened.
Australian Crane Count Surges to Record Numbers (Q3 2022)
In Q3 2022, we saw cranes return to Australian city skylines. This time, in record numbers.
