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Secrets and whys

by Staff reporter December 20, 2018

Cyber-attack leaves questions about transparency When the heads of airlines from the Asia-Pacific gathered on the South Korean island of Jeju in mid-October for the 62nd annual Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) Assembly of Presidents, one of them had a secret. Rupert Hogg, chief executive of Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways had known, since

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Warbirds

by Staff reporter December 12, 2018

Auction aircraft to stay here The auction discussed in the previous edition of Australian Aviation is over and the good news is that the aircraft under the hammer will stay in Australia. Prime among them was Hawker Sea Fury Mk II, VH-SHF. The other warbirds were North American T-28B, VH-SHT, T-28D Trojan, VH-AVC and a

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Stepping Stones

by Staff reporter December 12, 2018

A captain shows how his west was won The origins of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines can be traced to the 1960s when Carnarvon Air Taxi was founded. Quickly expanding from its Carnarvon roots to become a significant regional carrier, the airline was known for decades as Skywest. Skywest established a robust network across the vast

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In demand

by Staff reporter December 12, 2018

Questions emerge from the pilot training race The training race is up and running with the major airlines setting up their own flight schools against the backdrop of stark statistics about the pilot shortage. That poses two key questions beyond getting students into a right hand seat: what types of aircraft will be used to

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Back yourself

by Staff reporter December 12, 2018

The fine line between confidence and arrogance Put yourself in the position of an employer. Would you hire pilots who did not back themselves and their decision making? The answer, of course, is ‘no’. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Subscribe to Australian Aviation for unlimited access to exclusive content and past

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Historic strategic commitment to South East Asia The previous two On Target columns traced the decade-long evolution of an expanding Australian commitment to South East Asia, starting with the outbreak of the Malayan Emergency in 1948, the signing of the Manila Pact which established the South East Asia Treaty Organisation (SEATO) in September 1954, and

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