Australian Aviation

Underpinning the complex topic of mental health are emotional intelligence and resilience. There are many ways in which organisations and we as individuals can take responsibility to improve in these areas I WAS reminded recently while sitting in a Human Factors training session that 70-80 per cent of aviation accidents are contributed to by some

The pandemic has had a devastating effect on the tourism industry, but now we are healing and getting ready to restart in a more sustainable, equitable and inclusive manner to benefit the people and places that Australians want to visit once again AUSTRALIA HAS been closed off from the world since March 2020, and as

Aircraft owners want to have access to an international MRO network that can meet their needs in various parts of the world and they want assurance that there will be a consistent level of service BUSINESS AVIATION is now a truly global business. Back in the day, when ExecuJet MRO Services was founded in 1991,

Emergency services are at the forefront of some of the deadliest disasters humans face, such as bushfires, earthquakes, pandemics and floods. As technology grows beyond society’s expectations of many years ago, the industry is continuously pressured to keep up and utilise what’s available to save lives. From tech that can control as many as 1,000

Cameron Hardiman wrote a book about his time in Victoria Police, and while it reminded him of amazing missions, it also helped him deal with the trauma that came with them. He joined Victoria Police at the age of 18 and spent over three decades policing. Part of those years was in the Air Wing,

An overview of Leonardo’s helicopter VIP market and a focus on two of its excellent models such as the AW109 Trekker and AW169 Leonardo, with more than 900 helicopters in VIP configuration flying in the skies, is the first OEM in the world for multi-engine aircraft of this type. In fact, the company holds around