Partners

Principal Partner

The UNSW School of Aviation started in 1995 with only 11 students. Today, it has over 500 students enrolled and a growing network of over 3,000 alumni across the world. Many of its graduates hold significant roles in major airlines and aviation companies across the globe.

The school sits within the faculty of science at UNSW Sydney. Ranked number 45 in the QS World University Rankings, it is the highest ranked university in the world to offer a stand-alone school of aviation. Its programs are designed with industry input to ensure relevance and range across management, flying and technology specialities at an undergraduate, postgraduate and higher degree research level.

UNSW Aviation also delivers its own flight training under Civil Aviation Safety Regulation certification (CASR Parts 141/142) with its own fleet of single engine Diamond DA-40CS, twin engine Piper PA44 Seminole aeroplanes and three flight simulators. Flight training and airborne research is conducted from the Flying Operations Unit at Bankstown Airport.

The UNSW School of Aviation is committed to the high standards essential to the future of aviation in Australia and throughout the world, working with industry and providing graduates of the highest calibre.

Industry Partners

Aviassist is an Australian company specialising in Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) training and consulting. As multi-award winners of the Industry Champion for Education and Safety from the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems, Aviassist is passionate about safely enabling the evolution of Australian Aviation.

Leaders in compliance – professionals in training
The Civil Aviation Academy Australasia has provided training and consultancy to the aviation and related industries since 2001.
Based in Western Australia, we provide our services to clients throughout Australia and overseas.
Our aviation courses in dangerous goods and crew resource management/human factors are approved by CASA, meet all IATA requirements and exceed industry best practice. Many hours are spent to ensure that the latest information and guidelines are incorporated into each course and that our facilitators are current with all the latest facilitation techniques.
One of our CEO Sue-anne’s areas of expertise is understanding and interpreting legislation. Typical projects include:

safety and risk management
compliance gap analysis
operations manual development and amendment
specific training development and delivery
pre/post-audit support.

We tailor projects to suit clients’ individual needs in navigating CASA’s regulatory framework. Our team works daily in interpreting and explaining the legislative framework, specifically working with operators to align with civil aviation safety legislation. We work with clients to ensure compliance now and ongoing to meet current and amended legislation, regulations and exemptions. We can work remotely to solve unique problems or combine with your team for an effective result.

Leading Instructors. Leading Fleet. Leading the way.

Whether it’s the realisation of a dream, or the start of a life long career in aviation, the long standing Flight Club and College, Sydney Flight College (SFC) has the right course for you.

We exist to help those with a passion for aviation turn their dreams into reality. We started our journey in 1969 and are now one of the largest flying organisations in Australia.

We are a state-of-the-art flight college with the friendliness of a club. At SFC you’ll receive the support you need to get the flight crew licence you want.

Accredited with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and we are Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) 142 approved allowing us to conduct both integrated and non-integrated flight training.

Our passion, experience and high-level training has driven 50+ years of graduates to carve successful careers at major Australian and international airlines.

Our Passion for Flying will get you in the air sooner!

Media Partners

Created in 2017 to support the global aviation industry, which is valued at US$2.7 trillion annually – or 3.6% of global GDP – the World of Aviation delivers up-to-the-minute market intelligence and information for the sector.

Across an integrated platform including online, podcast, social, events, reports and rankings, research and print channels, the World of Aviation ensures the global aviation sector is better informed to make business decisions, and drive the ongoing growth of the aviation industry.

With award-winning content specialists, researchers and analysts located across the globe, the World of Aviation is quickly emerging as the preeminent source of aviation insights.

Australian Aviation has been the trusted source of market intelligence and situational awareness for Australia’s aviation sector since 1977.

Throughout the industry globally it is considered the benchmark for long-form aviation journalism, delivering insights, breaking news and interpretation on the key issues impacting aviation in Australia – while projecting the sector’s capabilities abroad.

The brand spans the digital platform, which includes the leading website www.australianaviation.com.au, Australian Aviation podcast, substantive and influential social channels, as well as the best-selling 43-year-old Australian Aviation magazine.

Australian Aviation is committed to serving the domestic aviation sector, an industry valued at over A$46 billion, which also adds an additional A$18 billion to the Australian economy through enabling tourism, business and other trade.

The sector employs 93,000 people directly, servicing 60 million domestic passengers each year and 27 million inbound seats to Australia across 1,930 inbound weekly international flights. It also has a passionate and vocal cadre of aviation enthusiasts – a much-loved component of Australian Aviation’s member base.

Research Partner

Charity Partner

Invictus Australia encourages veterans and their families to connect and engage with their communities through sport. Whether participating or volunteering at a grassroots level, to competing internationally, we leverage the power of sport to proactively foster good health and to aid in recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration.

We bring together sporting, community and veteran organisations to collaborate and break down the barriers to sport participation for veterans and their families. We promote the physical, social and emotional benefits of sport for all, and shine a light on the unique needs of younger veterans, particularly the challenges associated with transitioning from military to civilian life.

Formally known as Veteran Sport Australia (VSA), Invictus Australia was launched at the conclusion of the Invictus Games Sydney 2018.

The Games acknowledged the sacrifices made by defence service personnel and pledged continuing support to veterans and their families. Invictus Australia is the embodiment of the promise that the Games would be more than just a one-off event.

Invictus means unconquered.

At Invictus Australia, we recognise the unconquerable spirit of the people who serve their country—the very people we exist to serve.

We are a not-for-profit registered charity and rely on the generous support of government, corporate Australia and the general public.

The Invictus Games illuminated the healing power of sport for veterans. Invictus Australia is committed to helping the Defence community remain active and connected through sport—even when the bright lights of the Games have dimmed.