As the NSW Government pushes its "Transport Oriented Development" (TOD) program to address a generational housing shortage, a secondary, invisible regulatory layer is quietly capping the state’s ambitions. Across Sydney’s inner-ring, the city's skyline isn't being determined by architects or urban planners, but by 70-year-old aviation safety frameworks that many in the property sector argue are failing to reflect the precision of 21st-century flight.
This 10-seat, single-engine turbine powerhouse is confirmed to make its Australian debut at the RotorTech 2026 Vertical Flight Exposition, hosted by the Australian Helicopter Industry Association (AHIA) on the Gold Coast from 6-8 May. As the largest aircraft ever developed by the California-based manufacturer, the R88 is being hailed as the “ute of the sky,”
For many students, aviation can feel distant – something that happens high above them or far beyond the classroom. The Aviators in Schools program is changing that by bringing aviation professionals directly into schools and showing students how STEM subjects come to life in the real world. Part of CSIRO’s STEM Professionals in Schools initiative,
Airport growth meant outgrowing legacy systems Hobart Airport, Tasmania’s primary aviation gateway, manages more than 2.8 million passengers annually across domestic, international, and Antarctic operations. With significant investment and growth underway, a completed airfield upgrade and a terminal expansion set to add gates and carousels, the airport needed a scalable, configurable approach to compliance and
Host Adam Thorn interviews Jeff Shaknaitis, the company’s customer sustainability leader, about how the company has pioneered a host of technological breakthroughs.
AATP Shoalhaven is strategically positioned to leverage the region’s thriving aerospace and aviation industries, offering businesses an unparalleled opportunity to establish themselves in a dynamic and growth-oriented environment.