Attracting more women into aviation Commercial aviation is staring down the end of a demographics barrel. It’s rare that Boeing and Airbus or Qantas and Virgin Australia agree on much, but the two global airframers agree that more than a million pilots and maintenance technicians will need to be trained in the next twenty years,

Israel and the first networked air war “Network-centric” warfare has become something of a cliché in advanced defence forces. Simply put, the term implies knowledge dominance, real-time command and control, and the immediate provision of tactical information to the fighter who needs it now. The prototype was revealed by the Israeli Air Force overhead Syria’s

Israel’s long heritage of unmanned aerial vehicles Israel is a pioneer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) with Israeli-made unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)s used extensively by the Israeli military and by a wide variety of nations, including Australia, the United States, China, Russia and the United Kingdom. As a group, Israeli UAVs have likely seen more

One man’s passion to fly his very own Focke-Wulf Fw 190 As a youngster with an aviator father and a passion for flying, Chris Mayr made scale models of German World War Two aircraft and dreamed of one day owning and flying one in particular – a Focke-Wulf Fw 190. And now he has. A