Category: Civil Aviation

$9m in upgrades for 45 airstrips in isolated communities
Airlines

Round seven of the Remote Airstrip Upgrade (RAU) Program will see $9 million spent on work such as improving runway surfaces or installing lighting.

Fatal Cessna 441 crash blamed on high-risk training manoeuvre
Airlines

Three experienced pilots died in a Cessna 441 crash because they were flying too low while attempting an engine failure training exercise, an ATSB investigation has concluded.

Explosion in ‘near encounters’ between aircraft and drones
Airlines

The number of incidents involving ‘near encounters’ between remotely piloted and manned aircraft has doubled in three years, Australian Aviation can reveal.

WA aviation providers accuse state of favouring rival
Airlines

Four local aviation providers in the north of WA have written to the state government accusing them of favouring rival Aviair for government charter work during the coronavirus crisis.

Cause of fatal Cessna 172 crash into residential street unknown
Airlines

The ATSB has been unable to find out what caused a Cessna 172 to crash into a Melbourne residential street, killing its pilot, despite a two-year investigation.

Jet Aviation secures IS-BAH Stage 1 registration for all its FBOs
Business Aviation

Business aviation services company Jet Aviation has IS-BAH Stage 1 registration for all six of its FBOs in Australia, including Sydney, two in Brisbane, Darwin, Cairns and Perth.

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