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Underpinning the complex topic of mental health are emotional intelligence and resilience. There are many ways in which organisations and we as individuals can take responsibility to improve in these areas I WAS reminded recently while sitting in a Human Factors training session that 70-80 per cent of aviation accidents are contributed to by some

The pandemic has had a devastating effect on the tourism industry, but now we are healing and getting ready to restart in a more sustainable, equitable and inclusive manner to benefit the people and places that Australians want to visit once again AUSTRALIA HAS been closed off from the world since March 2020, and as

Aircraft owners want to have access to an international MRO network that can meet their needs in various parts of the world and they want assurance that there will be a consistent level of service BUSINESS AVIATION is now a truly global business. Back in the day, when ExecuJet MRO Services was founded in 1991,

Alexander Robinson crunches the numbers to examine whether a pilot shortage will emerge as COVID subsides Readers of Australian Aviation will be acutely aware of the challenges that COVID-19 has inflicted on the aviation industry, and how the pandemic has impacted and continues to impact pilots. In January, FlightGlobal International reported that only 43 per

Australian Aviation’s chief pilot, Christian “Boo” Boucousis, and World of Aviation’s Hannah Dowling discuss the RAAF’s controversial name change In April, the Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld, revealed the RAAF would replace the term ‘airmen’ with ‘aviators’ to mark its transition into its second 100 years. AIRMSHL Hupfeld said the change was

Australian Corporate Jet Centres’ Sam Iliades says the new audience attracted to private jets during the pandemic won’t go away The business aviation sector in Australia is continuing to grow, which is evident through the sector’s ongoing additional fixed-wing and rotary aircraft deliveries, as well as through increased charter activity. Obviously, like the rest of the