Marc Joel Atrero

This issue, a British RAF Chinook approaches to land in the El Centro desert and the man behind the Wedgetail.

Vanessa who? We need to stop talking about Alan… Can you name the new Qantas CEO? Well, of course you can, because you’re subscribing to Australian Aviation. But do you think the average person on the street knows who Vanessa Hudson is? Probably not. I mention this because her predecessor wasn’t just the most famous

 The CAC Boomerang is Australia’s only home-designed and manufactured fighter. In this exclusive extract from his new book, Don Williams tells the story of how this quiet legend proved its doubters wrong in service with the RAAF.

Former AFR columnist Joe Aston’s bombshell book, The Chairman’s Lounge, led to weeks of bad headlines for the Flying Kangaroo. Here, the author talks to Jake Nelson about the carrier’s missteps and whether its former CEO trashed its brand.

The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide delivered a damning verdict on how ex-servicemen are treated, including those in the RAAF. But while a not-for-profit wants to help, Labor is ignoring its request, writes David Hollingworth.

Australian Aviation opens its archive to tell the story of the PAC CT/4 Airtrainer, which replaced the beloved Winjeel as a training aircraft starting in 1975.