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Last chance! Aviation Awards submission close on Thursday

written by Adam Thorn | June 29, 2022

You’ve got just one day left to enter our inaugural Australian Aviation Awards, with submissions closing on Thursday 30 June. 

There are categories for both individuals and companies, and the program culminates in a black-tie gala dinner in Sydney on Thursday 1 September 2022.

The event is supported by our principal partner, the University of New South Wales (UNSW).

Today, we’re offering you one last chance to enter directly or nominate a worthy person or organisation to submit.

Individual categories include those for pilots, engineers, drones, and rotary services, while our company categories include the prestigious airport and airline of the year. See the full list here — but be quick.

Dr. Brett Molesworth, head of school, UNSW Aviation 2022, said the School of Aviation is proud to be the leading partner of the inaugural awards.

“These awards are the first national awards to recognise, promote, and encourage excellence across the entire aviation industry,” he said.

“Given the challenges that the aviation industry has had to weather for the past few years and looking ahead, we believe the awards will provide a positive synergy to an industry that is vital to our economy, our humanity, and our future.  

“We trust that these awards will become the benchmark for excellence, recognising the outstanding achievements and dedication of professionals who are securing the aviation industry for the future.  

“UNSW Aviation has always been committed to the high standards essential for the future of aviation. For over 40 years, Australian Aviation Magazine has had a trusting and enduring relationship with the aviation industry.

“We are honoured to be partnering with them for this event, which will bring people from all sectors of the industry around the country together in a great celebration of aviation.”

Need some last-minute tips? Then read how academic Karu Esselle became the overall winner at both the Australian Space and Defence Industry awards. In total, he has taken home a remarkable four trophies in the last 12 months.

Australian Aviation’s Adam Thorn said the industry’s ability to survive the pandemic was a testament to so many people’s extraordinary passion and talent.

“As we start to put COVID behind us, the Australian Aviation Awards will allow us to acknowledge the achievements of our very best people, as well as those recognising businesses of all sizes,” Thorn said.

“I would encourage everyone to enter and know the evening itself will be a long-overdue chance for us to get together in person and celebrate.”

The gala event will be held in person at The Star in Sydney, while the awards themselves are peer-reviewed and judged by a well-regarded and trusted panel.

To enter the awards, visit the website below to register, download the category criteria, follow the criteria and submit an entry. Finally, simply save and confirm your submission.

Click here to submit your entry or nominate a colleague.

For more information about the awards, click here.

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