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Here, Hannah Dowling follows up on a November 2020 article to discover if wages and working conditions for aviation workers have in fact taken a permanent step backwards in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, as previously feared.

In May, the Southern Cross replica will fly again for the first time in 20 years. Bella Richards spends time with the small crew of volunteers resurrecting her to find out how – and why – they did it.

In January, Sydney and Melbourne hosted rival drone light shows designed by the world’s biggest – rival – producers. Adam Thorn goes backstage with the key players, at home and abroad, to find out why the tech will change how the industry views itself.   Sydney Harbour may well be Australia’s most famous landmark, but

SKY’S THE LIMIT is the latest podcast to touch down in the Australian Aviation Podcast Network, and we can guarantee it’s unlike anything you’ve heard before.  Hosted by Australian Aviation’s own Anna Grbas and Hannah Dowling, Sky’s The Limit is the nation’s very first podcast highlighting the success and experiences of women in the aerospace

Oceania and the Asia-Pacific benefited from a major uptick in demand for business aviation throughout the pandemic, amid border closures and commercial aviation fears. THE FACT commercial airlines scaled back their network tremendously, resulting in some passenger destinations no longer being served, meant some businesspeople turned to business aviation as a solution.  Business aviation has

While the pandemic has wreaked havoc on the aviation industry for the last two years, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, so long as we band together.   Like many of us, aviation is in my DNA.  This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To