Australian Aviation

Australia heads (back) into space Australia’s achievements when it comes to space stretches back to the 1960s, when it became the seventh nation to launch a satellite into orbit. Named the Weapons Research Establishment Satellite (WRESAT), the 45kg spacecraft that designed and built by Australians took off from the Woomera Test Range in South Australia

Brenton Cox tells host Adam Thorn how his organisation coped during those tough COVID-19 days and discusses what lessons we must learn for future pandemics.

Brisbane Airport has revealed the busiest times at its domestic terminal will likely be at 100% of 2019 passengers during the holidays, with other major airports almost certain to make similar predictions. 

Craig Purry, vice president of Jet Aviation Defence APAC, said its King Air Program was an “exemplar” in showing how commercial support systems can collaborate with Defence.

DroneShield has confirmed it has completed a $3.7 million share placement of 18.5 million fully paid ordinary shares with US technology company Epirus.

Brenton Cox told the Australian Aviation Podcast that it was a “logical fear” for many potential visitors that they could also be detained or deported like the tennis star after arriving in the country.