The competitive fires that drive John Borghetti John Borghetti walks me out of his office at the end of our 50 minute interview. I thank him for his time. “Thanks for coming in.” He pauses briefly. “It was good to reflect back on it all.” This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

The perils and fortunes of India’s leading airlines It didn’t take long for India’s Jet Airways to dip into new shareholder Etihad Airways honey pot after the two finally inked their partnership in April following months of delicate negotiations. The outlay by Abu Dhabi-based Gulf carrier of close to $600 million – $379 million for

What happened? When the current spate of ‘reform’ started in about 1999, we were able to identify we were shooting for ‘safety through clarity’. Recent regulatory output shows just how dead this goal is now. One thing is clear – the Australian aviation regulatory system needs to be refocussed on delivering clever regulation that does

ACCC’s annual review highlights growing demand on airport infrastructure As you may be aware the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) recently released its annual monitoring report on the performance of Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney Airports for 2011-12. The report assessed the quality, prices, costs and profits related to aeronautical and car parking