Australian Aviation

Australian Corporate Jet Centres’ Sam Iliades says the new audience attracted to private jets during the pandemic won’t go away The business aviation sector in Australia is continuing to grow, which is evident through the sector’s ongoing additional fixed-wing and rotary aircraft deliveries, as well as through increased charter activity. Obviously, like the rest of the

All you need to know ahead of the first major get-together for the rotor sector Rotortech, one of the Indo-Asia-Pacific region’s biggest helicopter and unmanned flight systems shows, is back in June in Brisbane after a three-year absence. It’s held in conjunction with the Australian Helicopter Industry Association (AHIA) and will feature 100 exhibitors, speakers

What’s the prognosis for the flag carrier’s fleet?

Aero Circus investigates a man who has sat on both sides of the radio, as an air traffic controller and highly accomplished pilot World War Z All too often we come across pilots who think that all air traffic control (ATC) personnel are ‘the enemy’. Certainly, there may be a very small minority in ATC

A frequent to Wellcamp Airport and one of Australian Aviation’s longstanding and widely known photographers — Lenn Bayliss shares his top 20 images and insight into his fantastic photographic career.

1. How did you get into aviation photography? i.e. Where did the passion come from and how long has it been an interest? It seems like I have been into aviation my entire life, having been fascinated with flying from a young age. Originally picking up my first camera in late-2013, I started out shooting