Marc Joel Atrero

Strap in for the adventure issue Amy Johnson was one of the world’s most pioneering female aviators. Born into a family of fish merchants, she undertook a series of adventures. But the most famous was flying from London to Darwin in a Gipsy Moth, becoming the first woman to make the trip solo in 1930.

This issue, the RAAF Roulettes fly above the MCG, two US Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcons perform in in Arizona and Bonza’s Malc, shot from above.

The plan to build the world’s biggest plane – for the world’s biggest cargo.

How Alaska flight dispatchers caught the natural phenomenon when it passed over North America.

Australian Aviation speaks to Marc Puskeiler, a pilot from the German Aerospace Centre, about the unique aircraft sent to analyse the Pacific skies.

How the Super Hornet proved the doubters wrong to extend its life until at least 2030.