Australian Aviation

The works will take place in both Amberley, Queensland and Delamere, Northern Territory; and are expected to deliver new and upgraded facilities for the operation of EA-18G Growler electronic attack aircraft.

The funding from the Cooperative Research Centres’ Projects program will be used to create a method for using remotely-piloted electric VTOLs for aerial firefighting, modify a prototype Vertiia, ensure regulatory requirements are met, and test the Vertiia in regional Australia.

Starting on 2 July and running to 2 September, Asiana will operate four weekly return A350-900 flights between Seoul and Melbourne, up from the two weekly flights in its current seasonal service, which is set to end this month.

Alexander Robinson argues we need to do more from less and get the most out of what we have to solve the industry’s current problems.

Australian Aviation opens its archive to tell the story of the unsung hero of Qantas’ domestic fleet.

Hannah Dowling runs through the comings and goings of Australian aircraft. This issue, Qantas welcomes its first Airbus A220.