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Rex signals interest in Brindabella routes
Airlines

Regional Express has flagged its interest in operating several of failed Brindabella Airlines’ regulated NSW routes by announcing it is seeking to add those ports to its AOC that it currently does not have regulatory approval for. “We do not anticipate any difficulties obtaining CASA approvals, but given the time of year, we believe we

Lockheed Martin delivers 300th C-130J
Defence

Lockheed Martin has marked a significant milestone for the C-130J Super Hercules program with the delivery of the 300th aircraft. The aircraft is an MC-130J Commando II assigned to the US Air Force Special Operations Command. The Commando II is intended to support missions including inflight refuelling, infiltration/exfiltration, and aerial delivery and resupply of special

AirAsia X orders additional A330-300s
Headlines

AirAsia X has ordered 25 more A330-300 aircraft from Airbus. The contract, which was signed on Wednesday, represents the largest A330 order received by the aircraft manufacturer under a single purchase agreement. The carrier has now placed firm orders for 51 of the type, which will be supplemented by another six aircraft leased from International

Jetstar plans flights from Brisbane to Bali with 787
Airlines

Jetstar is to launch new services between Brisbane and Bali using the Boeing 787. The airline stated that it would become the first scheduled 787 operator into Indonesia as it completed its inaugural international service using the aircraft on Wednesday, flying between Melbourne and Bali. Jetstar Australia and New Zealand CEO David Hall stated that

First flight for RAAF C-27J
Defence

First flight for RAAF C-27J

by WOFA December 19, 2013

The RAAF’s first C-27J Spartan tactical transport aircraft has completed its maiden flight in Italy. DMO chief executive officer Warren King stated that the milestone represents a major step towards enhancing airlift capability. King said in a statement that the C-27J program remains on budget and on schedule, with the first two aircraft due to

“Weight on wheels” for first RAAF F-35
Defence

The first F-35A for the RAAF is standing on its on wheels for the first time, a significant milestone for the jet as it moves down the production line of Lockheed Martin’s mile-long assembly plant in Fort Texas, Texas. The first aircraft, dubbed AU-1 by Lockheed Martin and the future A35-001 with the RAAF, was

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