Understanding experience Few would question that experience in any profession is a good thing. But it also has a dark side unless properly managed. Experience only correlates with expertise, and as the saying goes ‘correlation doesn’t mean causation’. This article is about why experience is necessary to develop expertise and why experience can also prevent

RAAF Super Hornet on display March’s Avalon Airshow saw the official debut of the RAAF’s newest air combat fighter display with the new F/A-18F Super Hornet. After a cameo appearance at last year’s Williamtown Airshow at which a short demonstration comprising a series of flybys was performed, Avalon saw the unveiling of a full aerobatic

The rollercoaster ride of Perth based Skywest Airlines over the last 10 years would have tested the most hardened flyer – not to mention accountant and shareholders –as the airline has tried to find altitude and then its pace in the ever changing regional airline landscape. Once the jewel in the crown of Ansett’s operations,

173 Sqn Kiowas consolidate new Army pilots’ skills As a helicopter that began its Australian service life during the Vietnam War, the Bell 206B ‘Kiowa’ continues to maintain its usefulness and capability within Army aviation and the wider ADF, thanks to the Kiowa Navigation Rationalisation Project (KNRP). Four decades on, Kiowa A17-001 sits at Holsworthy