Australian Aviation

Planning is the key to managing stress I am often asked how I deal with the stress of racing. I have to admit there are times I don’t deal with it as well as I would like, though in general I am pretty relaxed when I head to the plane on race day. Relaxation is

Joint helicopter aircrew training takes flight “Always push for excellence in whatever you do,” Commander Fleet Air Arm Commodore Chris Smallhorn told graduates of the ADF’s new Joint Helicopter School. Operating within the Navy’s 723 Squadron at HMAS Albatross, Nowra, the Joint Helicopter School (JHS) has been established to train Navy and Army pilots, aviation

The super engine specs may still be on the drawing board, but Pratt & Whitney refuses to be diverted by the delivery delays, groundings and in-flight shutdowns that have underscored turbulent times for other big commercial aircraft engine manufacturers and affected some airline customers. They are calling it the Geared Turbofan Generation 2, or GTF2,

Aviation’s quest for a sustainable future Depending on which statistics are used, most credible observers and aviation analysts suggest commercial aviation is responsible for between two and 10 per cent of contributions to global warming. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) agrees with two per cent: “In 2017, civil aviation, as a whole, emitted around

Gear for Australian aviators Although aviation as an industry hasn’t embraced the digital era with the same enthusiasm as many others, one area we’ve experienced a boom in tech. is the action video camera market. From the cockpits of jumbos, Robbos, cubs and Warthogs, the action video camera has captured nearly every phase of flight,

Accuracy another victim of Lion Air loss By the time this column is in the public domain, the loss of Lion Air Flight 610 will be relatively old news by modern standards. More details will have dribbled out and thousands upon thousands of words will have been written, dissecting, discussing and speculating on every aspect