Marc Joel Atrero

Will NASA’s aim to resurrect supersonic travel end the tyranny of distance for Australia?

Submissions for the Australian Aviation Awards are open early to celebrate the end of pandemic chaos – here’s how to enter.

The extraordinary story of how one decorated veteran took to the skies again.

This issue, a B-52 Stratofortress takes part in Exercise Cope North 2024 and a RAAF C-17A Globemaster transports two BK117 helicopters to Antarctica.

The next generation is closer than you think It was the aviation story of the year, and for once, it was a (mostly) positive one. In January, a Japan Airlines A350 burst into flames at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, but astonishingly, everyone on board survived. It was the first serious incident involving Airbus’s new A350 –

What will be Alan Joyce’s legacy? Has Australia ever had a more consequential aviation figure than Alan Joyce? I didn’t say popular or successful, mind, but consequential. As numerous commentators have pointed out, Alan Joyce was the most famous business personality in Australia precisely because he radically changed Qantas and, in doing so, changed the