Air Force’s information age is touching down I shouldn’t have been if I had thought about, but I was quite surprised to see fuselage sections for no fewer than six RAAF F-35s on the production line at Northrop Grumman’s factory in Palmdale, California during a visit there in late January. For over two years now

A big year ahead for the AAA and its members With the first two months of 2017 already behind us, there is no doubt that this will be another incredibly busy and eventful year for the airport industry, and indeed aviation more broadly. One of 2017’s hottest topics is the development of the Western Sydney

Encouraging signs from CASA As announced by Minister Chester in October last year, the General Aviation Advisory Group has been established and the RAAA have been invited to become a member of the group. This is recognition of the expertise and broad representation that the RAAA can bring to the table. This is a great

Australian aviation news & views Tigerair permanently withdraws from Bali Tigerair Australia has permanently axed flights to Bali – the airline’s only international destination – after reaching an impasse with Indonesian regulators. The airline said on February 3 it would withdraw from flying between Australia and Bali, effective immediately. This content is available exclusively to