Category: Air Traffic Management

Air Traffic Management

Airservices Australia says time is running out for aspiring female pilots to apply for flight training scholarships. The scholarships, valued at $8000 each, can be used for initial pilot training or towards the cross-country flying component of a private pilot licence. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To

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Airservices Australia has named former Jetstar executive Unni Menon as its general manager of corporate and international affairs. Menon was formerly head of government and commercial partnerships at Jetstar and has nearly 30 years of aviation experience, according to a statement. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To

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Airservices Australia has introduced an Enterprise Data Warehouse system (EDW) to bring together a range of aviation related information and improve data reporting and analysis. The EDW will combine information previously held in separate systems covering 85 sources, ranging from flight data, traffic patterns, aircraft and airport operations, airspace use, safety performance and internal information

Air Traffic Management

Retired defence force chief Angus Houston has been appointed as the next chairman of Airservices Australia and will replace former Qantas executive David Forsyth when he retires on June 3. Houston’s appointment comes as Airservices Australia and the RAAF work toward a common system of civil and military air traffic management.  The government says Houston’s

Air Traffic Management

The government has provided first pass approval for Phases 2 and 3 of the Air 5431 Air Traffic Management and Control Systems project. This project will – in conjunction with Airservices Australia – deliver replacement surveillance radars and tower and approach automation systems for the current systems which are approaching the end of their life

Air Traffic Management

A $1.6 million instrument landing system was officially commission last week at Wagga Wagga Airport. The ILS went into service in December 2010 following a seven month construction and testing phase. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username

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