Opinion and Comments
In this section of the magazine we give contributors from across the sector the opportunity to talk about the topics and subjects that matter most to them. In this issue, Steve Kuper discusses the lessons learned from Ukraine and the future of Australia’s Apache attack helicopters. Adam Thorn asks if Alan Joyce deserves a second chance, Jake Nelson defends Western Sydney International Airport, and Rob Dougherty seeks to dispel doubts about the RAAF’s Triton fleet.
Jake Nelson: “The fact is, Sydney has long been a global city, and there are cities around the world with smaller populations that nonetheless have access to more than just a single airport.”
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