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In this new section, we give opportunities to some of our industry’s key figures to talk about the topics that matter to them. This month, Nova System co-founder Jim Whalley argues we need to encourage more kids into STEM, new CASA CEO Pip Spence introduces herself to the rotor sector and the AAA’s James Goodwin describes how airports have embraced changed
We must encourage kids into STEM
Australia isn’t producing enough young scientists and engineers to meet our future challenges. We must do more to promote these subjects, and value our teachers.
By Jim Whalley, Chairperson, Nova System
Ad Astra – The renaissance of private aviation
How the last few years have seen a huge number of new entrants and business models radically disrupted the bizjet market.
By Alexander Robinson Co-founder, Airly
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“LET’S FIND WAYS TO ATTRACT MORE HIGH QUALITY TEACHERS IN MATHS AND SCIENCE” – BY JIM WHALLEY, CHAIRPERSON, NOVA SYSTEM
When the going gets tough, the tough get going
Rex sensed its opportunity to take advantage of COVID, but ensured it refunded those hurt by border closures and lockdowns.
By John Sharp, Deputy chairman, Rex
The challenges and advances from COVID in GA
The past year has brought unprecedented challenges to the general aviation industry globally, but it has also opened new opportunities.
By Tony Jones, Vice president of sales, APAC, Textron Aviation
Australia’s airports embraced COVID opportunities
There’s no doubt airports have had a rough 18 months, but operators should be commended for embracing innovation.
By James Goodwin Chief executive, Australian Airport’s Association
Why Australia needs the B-21
The B-21 Raider is expected to be the world’s most advanced, cost-effective long-range strike capability. Australia must make the case to our US allies to procure and house B-21s.
By Liam Garman, Editor – defence and security, Momentum Media
Drone tech opportunities
Robots of the sky are starting to make a name for themselves by spraying disinfectant on city streets and delivering life-saving medical products to remote areas.
By Tom Caska, Co-founder and CEO, Aerologix
We’ll make transition to new rules easier
The newly appointed CEO of CASA talks to the rotary sector on why she’s determined not to disrupt safety as new regulations come into play this December.
By Pip Spence, CEO, CASA
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