Category: Industry

World Helicopter Day returns for a fourth year in 2018
Helicopters

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Soar Aviation sells 50% stake to private equity firm
Headlines

Flight training school Soar Aviation has sold a 50 per cent stake in the company to private equity firm The Growth Fund. Soar Aviation founder and chief executive Neel Khokhani said the investment from The Growth Fund would support the company’s expansion plans both locally and overseas. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation

ATO offers tax return “toolkit” for aviation professionals
Industry

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has published a toolkit to help aviation professionals and organisations prepare their annual tax returns. The toolkit offers advice for those working in aviation such as pilots and flight attendants, among others, on claiming work-related expenses, knowing what income to declare, gifts and donations, as well as keeping the right

NSW Rural Fire Service to get two ex-Army Black Hawks
Army Aviation

The NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) is receiving two ex-Australian Army Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopters to support its emergency services work. The role of the two helicopters would be to fly emergency service personnel to bushfires, floods and other disasters across the state, Federal Minister for Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Angus Taylor, NSW Treasurer

Lack of accurate position report broadcasts, incorrect missed approach contributed to King Air near miss – ATSB
Aviator

Two Beech King Airs came within approximately 300ft vertically of each other on approach to Mount Hotham Airport as the pilot of one of the aircraft grappled with GPS and autopilot difficulties while flying in instrument meteorology conditions, an Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) final report has found. In the September 3 2015 incident, King Air

Pratt and Whitney close to fix for A320neo engines: report
Civil Aviation

Pratt and Whitney has nearly completed the redesign of a faulty engine part responsible for delays to deliveries of the Airbus A320neo family of aircraft, a news report says. The Bloomberg news agency reported on June 19 Airbus executive Klaus Roewe telling reporters the engine maker was “close to finalizing the redesign”. This content is

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