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…because you won’t have any battery left Australia is facing an energy crisis – a personal electronic device energy crisis, as passengers on domestic flights face the reality that the majority of flights within Australia do not offer at-seat power, while the length of time many passengers are allowed to use their devices is set

The vision thing Virgin Australia’s John Borghetti’s vision for 2017 There are a lot of things that can keep an airline executive up at night, from fuel prices to weak demand to safety threats. There is no easy formula, there is no textbook. john borghetti This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Confronting the Qantas Group’s “confronting” loss Three times during his annual results press conference, CEO Alan Joyce used the term “confronting” to describe the Qantas Group’s $2. 8 billion net loss for the 2013-14 financial year. “It has absolutely been the most challenging environment that we’ve faced, and the results as a result have been

Jetstar to trial cabin baggage officers at select Australian airports Blind Monkey says: This is long overdue. I tire of pax being ALLOWED to carry on baggage in excess of the mandated weight and/or size limits while check-in staff and cabin crew watch on seemingly oblivious to the practice. This content is available exclusively to

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10 years ago A US$4.25 million contract has been awarded to the Piasecki Aircraft Corporation through the USN’s Aviation Applied Technology Directorate for a research program into a vectored thrust ducted propeller (VTDP). To be conducted at the company’s Essington, Pennsylvania facility, Piasecki will receive a YSH-60F Seahawk prototype for modification into a compound helicopter