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Marles reaffirms decision to dispose of Taipans despite repair offer
Defence

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles, speaking to an ABC television interview on 7 February, reaffirmed the government’s decision to scrap the Australian Defence Force transport helicopters ahead of their planned withdrawal date and dispose of them domestically.

US accelerates Black Hawk deliveries to Australia
Defence

The decision means Army will have a fleet of 12 this year, as part of a wider announcement that sees Lockheed Martin awarded a $340 million sustainment contract for the aircraft.

Report by ex-ACCC chair says Qantas does price gouge
Airlines

Allan Fels also recommended airport prices be formally regulated and the removal of restrictions on domestic and international aviation.  

Hypoxia possible cause of fire surveillance crash
Fire Fighting

In its preliminary report, air crash investigators said voice recordings showed the pilot’s rate and volume of speech had “substantially lowered”.

Qantas installs dual-blade wingtips on 737s
Airlines

The ‘Split Scimitar’ design improves fuel efficiency by up to 2 per cent by reducing air drag that forms behind an aircraft as it flies.

Pel-Air denies pilot fatigue caused Victoria air ambulance incidents
Civil Aviation

Two of the incidents, as reported by the Herald Sun, took place in October, and one in January. In at least two cases, oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling at around 11,000 feet as the fixed-wing planes were ascending, due to improper setting of compression instruments before take-off.

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