NZ T-6 decision highlights trans-Tasman differences in decision-making timeliness New Zealand has announced the selection of Beechcraft’s T-6C to fill its requirement for an advanced pilot training capability. The NZ$154 million contract will also see CAE provide the synthetic training package and support for two simulators while Air New Zealand subsidiary Safe Air will provide

Is Ryanair looking to shed some of its ‘bagage’? As goes Ryanair, so goes the airline industry. And the Irish low-cost carrier everybody loves to hate – and its reliably outspoken CEO Michael O’Leary, never one to shun a soundbite or a headline – has been in the news again recently. This content is available

Decision time, again, for the F-35 Some time in the next few months, presumably before May’s federal budget, the new federal government will decide on the next steps in Australia’s acquisition of the F-35 as the RAAF’s next frontline fighter. Of course we have been here before – in 2002 when we joined the program,

Qantas to hold the ‘line in the sand’ – CFO Peter says: Armchair experts in the cockpit can’t be blamed for what has happened at Qantas. However the CFO, CEO, chairman and the Qantas board can be, it’s everybody else’s fault except theirs. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a