Powering Australia’s next fighter In June 2014 an F-35A Joint Strike Fighter suffered a catastrophic fire in its F135 engine, fortunately before the aircraft had taken off. Almost a year later the engine manufacturer, Pratt & Whitney, is still working on a fix with Lockheed Martin, the US Department of Defense, the US Air Force,

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US airlines need to go back to the future The heated war between US airline giants and Middle East carriers over alleged subsidies is more about the inability of US airlines to compete on the global stage. In fact they have lost the right stuff that made them great. This content is available exclusively to

Sully Sullenberger has used his fame for the good of aviation Captain Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger has written his name into aviation history and folklore. His successful ditching of an Airbus A320 in 2009 has been well documented and the story revisited countless times since. Yet as amazing as the ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ was, it