Tim Johnson

Insulating against the loss of skilled pilots is imperative There are many unique regulatory factors that a pilot faces in remaining available to fly. Those are: Licencing; Proficiency; and Currency. Unlike nearly any other industry, it is not as simple as climbing straight back into the pilot’s seat and taking off. Pilots need to fly

From redundancy to a government job Pilot E is articulate, always on the front foot and has an ‘I’ll do what it takes’ approach. The perfect person to nicely cajole into helping me pull this 2020 ‘pilot to non-flying job’ piece together. Pilot E, like so many thousands, is redundant. He is out there every

Flight Experience has been part of the Australian aviation industry for over 15 years. Starting in Sydney in 2005 and then expanding into Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Flight Experience became the largest flight simulator entertainment company in the country. Now, with a new CEO, Flight Experience is expanding rapidly into all corners of the

It’s time to look to the ‘future of work’, press reset and step into conversations around what we can do with what we now have. Welcome to the first digital special edition. It’s exciting to be able to expand the conversation around careers and have the space to pull in expertise from related arenas. When

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1 December Australia’s Golden Triangle between Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane finally reopens after Queensland lifts its border restrictions to the NSW capital and all of Victoria. Qantas and Jetstar estimate 9,000 passengers were booked to travel on Tuesday from Sydney and Melbourne to Queensland. The airline group now says it will operate more than 420