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Air traffic controllers apply for strike vote
Air Traffic Management

Union Civil Air said it would apply to the Fair Work Commission to authorise a vote in a move that could potentially lead to huge delays and cancellations across airports nationwide.

Bonza launches Sunshine Coast to Launceston service
Airlines

The service, the first ever between the two destinations, will now operate twice weekly on Monday and Friday, with 38,000 seats available annually.

Exposed: Is this Australia’s dodgiest used plane dealer?
Industry

Honest Don’s Quality Used Planes, owned by dealer Donnell "Honest Don" McDouglas, has been in business in the Sydney suburb of Swindleham since the late 2000s and has a pattern of selling shoddy planes through blatantly deceptive and misleading behaviour, Australian Aviation can reveal.

Aviation readies for manic Easter – but down on 2019
Airports

Airlines and airports are readying for the biggest Easter holiday break post-COVID, but cost of living fears and high ticket prices mean numbers will still not make a full recovery from the pandemic.

CSIRO welcomes first ‘multi-metal’ 3D printer
Defence

Located at CSIRO's Lab22 facility, the new, state-of-the-art Nikon SLM-280 will be able to print metals side-by-side in one continuous print, enabling the precision manufacture of more affordable aerospace components.

Exclusive: Airservices tests unified air traffic management systems
Air Traffic Management

Civil Military Air Traffic Management System (CMATS) has been installed at Airservices’ two major control centres in Melbourne and Brisbane, and will now face intensive testing of its operational capabilities, safety, and security following a successful initial Melbourne demonstration.

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