Qantas Group News In this issue we report the delivery of a 737-800 to Qantas, an A320 to each of Jetstar and Jetstar Japan, two A320s to Jetstar Pacific, a Fokker 100 to Network Aviation and two Q400s to QantasLink. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue

The arrival of four Indonesian air force Su-27/30 Flanker strike/ fighters at Darwin in late July to participate in an air combat exercise was an important and symbolic event. It is, after all, only 13 years since the Australian Defence Force led a United Nationsendorsed intervention into East Timor to facilitate the former Indonesian province’s

ATC towers leap forward with INTAS Airservices has recently commissioned its first control tower, at Broome, fitted with Integrated Tower Automation Suite (INTAS) technology. This technology consolidates operational information and systems currently provided by numerous computer screens throughout each control tower. Importantly it enables the control tower to be an integrated part of an aviation

Qantas introduces iPads to the flightdeck With the launch of the Apple iPad as a piece of flightdeck hardware, Qantas has opened the cockpit door to the modern face of technology. Once the domain of specifically tasked equipment, aviation has now joined the growing list of industries taking part in the iPad revolution. The ‘Here