Category: Industry

Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia progress biofuel bid
Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia say they have compiled a short-list of potential companies for the supply of commercially viable, locally produced aviation biofuel, following their request for information (RFI) process. In March 2016, the two carriers published the RFI as part of a new partnership, hoping the size of their combined operations would

IATA says airline fatalities up in 2016
Civil Aviation

There was an increase in the number of aviation-related fatalities in 2016, new figures show. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email Password Forgot password? Keep me signed in on this device. If you check this

Aviation celebrates International Women’s Day
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Industry body Aviation/Aerospace Australia has welcomed Lockheed Martin as a partner in its quest to encourage more women to consider a career in aviation as the world celebrates International Women’s Day. Under the partnership, Lockheed Martin will support 60 aspiring female aviators to attend Women in Aviation/Aerospace conferences in New South Wales and Queensland during

Three Australian teams progress in Airbus’s Fly Your Ideas student competition
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Three teams from Melbourne’s RMIT University attended the Australian International Airshow at Avalon as part of their efforts to win Airbus’ Fly Your Ideas Student competition. The RMIT representatives are the only Australian teams among the 50 picked for Round 2 from the original 356 entrants from 89 countries. This content is available exclusively to

Avalon Show Dailies now online
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Phantom Media, publisher of Australian Aviation and Australian Defence Business Review, published the official Airshow Daily for the four trade days of the Australian International Airshow. For interested readers who didn’t attend the show the four Show Dailies can be downloaded here: This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To

Melbourne company Titomic showcases 3D printing for aerospace manufacturing
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Advanced materials and additive manufacturing specialist Titomic is displaying its new 3D printing technology at Avalon. The innovative 3D printing technology – called Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) – produces titanium components of virtually any shape and size more rapidly and at a considerably lower cost than conventional manufacturing methods, the company says. This content is

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