Australian Aviation

Virgin Australia will cut flying in its domestic network by 90 per cent and has followed Qantas in standing down 8000 workers.

Babcock Australasia Onshore Aviation is preparing for another year of growth as the business marks 30 years of operations in Australia. A key government contractor, the business is part of Babcock International Group, which operates the world’s largest helicopter fleet, supporting emergency medical services, search and rescue missions, surveillance, marine pilot and offshore passenger transport

On this episode of the Australian Aviation podcast, host Phil Tarrant and senior writer Adam Thorn delve into the continued impact of COVID-19 on every facet of the Australian aviation space.

The coronavirus pandemic is undoubtedly having a substantial impact on the aviation sector, with staff and passenger safety, employment and share prices all areas of significant concern moving forward. Australian airlines have already scaled back their services and according to industry experts, this is likely to continue.

Southern Cross Gliding Club and Sydney Gliding are two of Sydney’s most historic aviation clubs. However, soaring rent prices could soon see them shuttered…

Rex has sensationally announced it will start selling tickets between Sydney and Melbourne from today for a 1 March launch.