Year: 2018

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The single-pilot freighter study News has emerged out of the United States this year about a $US128.5M package to fund an FAA study into single pilot operations on jet category freighter aircraft. This is not ‘single pilot’ in the conventional sense as the human in the cockpit will be effectively supervising a highly automated flight

Airline results offer a glimpse into the current thinking on future fleet requirements Alongside reported profits and a positive outlook, Air New Zealand, Qantas and Virgin Australia’s full year financials have also offered a glimpse into the current thinking on their future fleet requirements. For Virgin Australia, that includes the addition of the Boeing 737

On this edition of the Australian Aviation podcast is one of the Royal Australian Air Force’s most experienced combat pilots, SQNLDR Phil Eldridge.

News briefs from across aviation OEM News Boeing has unveiled the first 777X static test aircraft at its Everett facility just outside Seattle. The first completed aircraft, a 777-9X, rolled out of the final assembly line over the weekend of September 8/9, images released by Boeing on social media showed. The aircraft will never fly.

This week’s Throwback Thursday article is from the October 2013 edition of Australian Aviation, where Tony Moclair writes about the innovation and Australian capability at the heart of Boeing Aerostructures Australia, Boeing’s largest offshore operation outside the United States.