Gerard Frawley
Gerard was Australian Aviation‘s managing editor from March 2005 to February 2019.
From the archives: When Qantas flew Perth to London in the longest hop
/ | Leave a CommentTo mark the first of three Project Sunrise nonstop research flights from New York to Sydney, this story from the Australian Aviation archives comes from May 2018, when Gerard Frawley wrote about the experience of being on Qantas’s inaugural Perth-London Heathrow nonstop service.
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From the archives: Bright star: Jetstar at 10
/ | Leave a CommentThis story from the Australian Aviation archives is from May 2014, when Gerard Frawley spoke to then Jetstar group chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka as the Qantas-owned low-cost carrier (LCC) celebrated 10 years since its first flight.
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Growing Growler: keeping the EA-18G at the forefront of electronic attack
/ | 4 Comments on Growing Growler: keeping the EA-18G at the forefront of electronic attackThis feature story from the March 2019 edition of Australian Aviation by Gerard Frawley looks at advancements in the EA-18G Growler capabilities.
Read moreTBT – Qantas links Europe and Australia with the longest hop
/ | 1 Comment on TBT – Qantas links Europe and Australia with the longest hopThis week’s Throwback Thursday feature is Gerard Frawley’s story on the historic day almost a year ago Qantas started nonstop Perth-London Heathrow flights.
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TBT – Qantas farewells the Boeing 767
/ | 2 Comments on TBT – Qantas farewells the Boeing 767This week’s Throwback Thursday is Gerard Frawley’s December 2014 story on Qantas’s final Boeing 767 passenger service before the type was withdrawn.
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TBT – Brett Godfrey reflects on 10 years at Virgin Blue
/ | 1 Comment on TBT – Brett Godfrey reflects on 10 years at Virgin BlueThis week’s Throwback Thursday features Gerard Frawley’s interview with Brett Godfrey just months before he stepped down as Virgin Blue chief executive.
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