Australian Aviation

Eleven thousand kilometres from Google’s Californian HQ, the tech giant is quietly revolutionising the way we eat, drink and shop with drones in the Sunshine State. Adam Thorn hears the buzz from the key players at the forefront of aviation’s next big thing

Hannah Dowling explores the current state of the flag carrier’s superjumbo fleet, to deduce which two aircraft could see an early retirement in the desert. IN AUGUST this year, Qantas announced it will bring 10 of its 12 Airbus A380s back into service, five of which are set to return to the skies in 2022,

As Aviation Australia celebrates its two-decade anniversary, its senior figures discuss how the sector has successfully emerged from COVID – and why the future for new recruits is bright WHEN COVID first ravaged the aviation industry in the autumn of 2020, things looked bleak. Qantas made 8,000 of its 29,000 workers redundant, Virgin slipped into

David Prossor gives his practical tips for what stood down or out of work pilots can do as the industry slowly reopens AIRLINE AND GA pilots have both been doing it tough, but GA gets little media publicity. From a pilot’s point of view, we have to ask when it will all end? It pains

SKY’S THE LIMIT is the latest podcast to touch down in the Australian Aviation Podcast Network, and we can guarantee it’s unlike anything you’ve heard before. Hosted by Australian Aviation’s own Anna Grbas and Hannah Dowling, Sky’s The Limit is the nation’s very first podcast highlighting the success and experiences of women in the aerospace

The introduction of the Super Hornet was probably the most controversial of any aircraft in the RAAF’s history. Andrew McLaughlin and Tony Moclair charted its battle to join the fleet