Marc Joel Atrero

Asia Pacific faces a pilot shortage, but what of Australia? Australia sits at the heart of the fastest growing part of the world for air travel, the Asia Pacific. The surge in people taking to the skies is highlighted by the huge backlog of aircraft orders from carriers in the region. This content is available

The business of refitting Virgin Australia’s Boeing 777-300ER fleet with ‘The Business’ There was a clear sense of pride in John Borghetti’s face as he officially launched his airline’s new Boeing 777-300ER business class at a special media event in Los Angeles in late July. Virgin Australia has done many things – both in the

Bell Helicopter pitches Vipers and Venoms to the ADF The road runner says: I think you will find the Defence White Paper states that the “capability” of the ARH will be replaced and not the airframe. I think a few of us jumped the gun on this and thought the AH-1Z or Apache was a

  10 years ago Following Austrian Airlines’ recent announcement of plans to withdraw its services to Sydney and Melbourne from March 2007, the only European carriers operating to Australia will be British Airways and Virgin Atlantic. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of

  Only one new type is shown in the New Allocations this month, Graham Rawlings’ Piel Super Diamant KGW, which must now hold the record for the longest amateur-built aircraft project in Australia. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please

  Lancaster for Australia? Peter Smyth’s Reevers Warbirds collection is negotiating to purchase a Lancaster bomber. The former Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft has been on outside display for 52 years at Edmundston, New Brunswick and is showing the effects of the weather. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a