Adam Thorn

The new wide-body aircraft – registered VH-ZNM and named ‘Mateship’ – only arrived from Boeing’s Everett factory earlier this month but has been quickly put to use.

The event, supported by UNSW Sydney, is tracking to be our biggest yet, with submissions already lodged by many of the biggest names in the industry. 

Concorde was the aircraft that revolutionised commercial flying, but a high-profile crash made it economically unviable when it returned to the skies.

The Classic Hornet fleet, ordered in 1981, went on to become a backbone of our Air Force for close to 30 years, before being formally retired at the end of 2021. Here, we present our best images.

Adam, Chris and Jake discuss whether the system is helping maintain the duopoly of Qantas and Virgin.

The ‘Spartan’ scramjet is manufactured from special composites designed to resist the extreme heating and cooling experienced when travelling at multiple times the speed of sound.