Marc Joel Atrero

Commercial JAL’s first 787s delivered This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email Password Forgot password? Keep me signed in on this device. If you check this box before you log in, you won’t have to log

The second Sydney airport debate, having lain dormant since the Howard government kicked the issue into touch a decade ago, has been reignited with the early March release of the federal and NSW governments’ joint study on aviation capacity in the Sydney region. The study’s 400-plus page report is incredibly detailed, thorough and thoughtful. This

Decision time for a RAAF EA-18G buy The Australian government is believed to be close to finalising a decision to acquire airborne electronic attack (AEA) EA-18G Growlers for the RAAF. The likely decision follows the decision to pre-configure 12 of the RAAF’s 24 F/A-18F Super Hornets while in production to make a possible future Growler

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce possibly is getting a sense of the intense flak allied bomber pilots faced during WW2 as he tries to navigate his Qantas RedQ project through all the obstacles and commentary. March’s brief but stunning announcement that its Malaysian adventure was over was certainly news to some. But it was always a

New Allocations REGISTRATION/TYPE/SERIAL NUMBER/DATE/OWNER OR OPERATOR/PREVIOUS REGISTRATIONS CEA Cessna 162 Skycatcher 16200135 25/1/12 Geoffrey Shield, 8 Derwent Ave Helensvale Qld 4212 N60110 CQA GippsAero GA8‑TC 320 Airvan GA8‑TC 320‑12‑174 2/2/12 GippsAero, PO Box 881 Morwell Vic 3840 CQK GippsAero GA8‑TC 320 Airvan GA8‑TC 320‑12‑173 2/2/12 GippsAero, PO Box 881 Morwell Vic 3840 CZL Schweizer 269C‑1

The government’s decision on whether to enhance airborne electronic attack (AEA) effectiveness by giving the RAAF an EA-18G Growler capability may be a close-run thing. Reports indicate a deal has been done and ratification by cabinet’s National Security and National Account Committees this month (April) is a formality. This content is available exclusively to Australian