Australian Aviation

As the Commonwealth finally signals the end for the Eurocopter Tigers, Defence Connect’s Charbel Kadib asks whether Army is ready to deploy its replacement, the AH-64.

In the second instalment of this three-part series, Eric Allen charts the post-World War II and Korean War service of the Sea Fury and Firefly “The sea fury and firefly squadrons now entered a period of pilot training both on land and sea” Introduction to service and training  The formal acceptance of HMAS Sydney on

Sky’s The Limit is a brand new podcast that has just touched down in the Australian Aviation Podcast Network, and we can guarantee it’s unlike anything you’ve heard before.  Australian Aviation’s Sky’s The Limit highlights the success and experiences of women in the aviation and defence industries, and proactively works with the industry to create

Tony Moclair profiled the campaign to refuel the enormous Wedgetail with the equally enormous KC-30 successfully

Former Australian Aviation editor Keith Tonkin argues the industry needs to listen and learn from its experienced staff to survive and emerge from these volatile times

In an exclusive interview with Australian Aviation, the Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld, tells Chris Frame how the pioneering organisation had to overcome the odds at its birth to become only the second independent air force in the world