Marc Joel Atrero

Emirates boss backs new Qantas ally Emirates president Tim Clark has delivered a ringing endorsement of the leadership and decisions of Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce in a wide-ranging interview with a select group of Australian aviation media in Dubai. According to Clark Qantas would have gone bankrupt if Joyce had not acted as he

CAF outlines RAAF EA-18G plans “It’s a big strategic move,” Chief of Air Force Air Marshal Geoff Brown explains of the decision to acquire the Boeing EA-18G Growler electronic attack capability. “It gives a level of independence in your operations,” CAF explains. “If you want to do some sort of covert insertion of a transport

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This is a milestone issue for Australian Aviation, our 300th edition. I think that is a great achievement, and one that is built on Jim Thorn’s original vision, willingness to take a risk in starting a new magazine, and hard work when he, and then wife Margaret, put together issue number 1 back in 1977.

It would appear that the sun is about to set on another outpost of the British Empire – British Airways’ presence in Australia. BA has given its strongest indication yet that it is considering ditching the Kangaroo route after Qantas pulled the plug on its 17-year alliance in favour of Emirates. This content is available

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