The Australian Airports Association recently heard from one regional airport that is faring better than others in this time of COVID-19 They still have air services to their community, although there are fewer flights, fewer passengers and more freight these days. They are working hard to keep the airport open to keep essential services going

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Brought to you by the Australian Aviation Dec 2011 Archives Understanding the issues behind the Qantas crisis The long running dispute between Qantas and three of its key unions representing long haul pilots, engineers, and baggage handlers and caterers is actually not about whether its staff are worthy of pay increases or improved conditions, it’s