Goodbye Badgery’s? Once more Sydney seems to be headed towards the fate of the seemingly ageless game of ‘let’s find an airport site’. Transport Minister John Sharp has made it clear that while Badgery’s Creek remains the favoured option, the EIS currently ramping up for the much maligned future airport will probably see it hosting

Loose Lips Sink Ships…. On one particular aircraft that was being operated by my organisation, there was a PA system installed, but never used. Occasionally, due to an electrical fault or something in that area, the pilot’s calls were broadcast through the aircraft, so all of the passengers could hear what was going on. Now

Todd Chapman lives in NSW at West Pennant Hills. He is a licensed pilot and was taxying at Bankstown Airport for circuits off Runway 11R, when a big nervous voice announced on 119.9 MHz: Vh-Whp: “Bankstown Ground, this is Cessna Whiskey-Hotel-Papa taxying solo for circuits, received Echo!” This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation

Air New Zealand’s Pacific Wave Air New Zealand has launched its Pacific Wave product revamp, key features including a new livery and aircraft interiors. The $NZ50m Pacific Wave changes are central to the airline’s move to position itself as a full service carrier. The most obvious change is the new livery, however a revamp of