Already the stand-out in Australasia, Christoper Luxon plans to take Air New Zealand from a “good” airline to a “great” one We fly people not planes. ” Christopher Luxon may be 18 months into his tenure as chief executive of Air New Zealand, but the former Unilever executive remains driven by applying his knowledge learnt

Cobham Aviation Services finds strength through diversity The introduction into service for five more Boeing 717s for regional airline QantasLink has provided further growth for the Adelaide-based operations of Cobham Aviation Services (CAS). It also provided an interesting challenge, to design a new layout to accommodate business class aboard the relatively narrow twin-jets. This content

The Aviation Safety Regulatory Review It is my genuine hope that the Australian aviation community will be able to look back on June 2014 when the Aviation Safety Regulation Review (ASRR) was reported to the Parliament and see it as a milestone that marked the beginning of a turnaround for the industry. The review was

Vindicating critics, review paints CASA as out of step, out of touch; recommends broad changes For years, industry critics of Australia’s air safety regulator have pointed to hard-line statements by CASA director John McCormick during the opening months of his tenure in 2009. As McCormick vowed to make CASA an enforcementoriented regulator with “a capital