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GippsAero appoints Chinese agent
Headlines

Latrobe Valley based GippsAero has announced a deal to market its GA8 Airvan in China. The agreement with Jinggong Aviation will see the establishment of a new dealership in Xi’an, China and will help GippsAero appeal to China’s growing general aviation market, the company said. The single-engine utility GA8 is suited for the Chinese market

Chinook deployment returns to Australia
Defence

More than 60 members of an Australian Army helicopter unit returned home on November 3 after eight months in Afghanistan. The members of Rotary Wing Group Six operated a pair of CH-47D Chinook helicopters. They were attached to the US 101st Combat Aviation Brigade at Kandahar Airfield and flew throughout the southern provinces of Uruzgan,

747-8F for BA delivered
Headlines

747-8F for BA delivered

by WOFA November 7, 2011

Boeing has begun delivery of its 747-8 Freighter to Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings as it continues deliveries of its next generation jumbo jet. Atlas Air will wet lease the jets to British Airways World Cargo, Boeing said in a statement. Atlas has ordered nine of the planes. Boeing is roughly two years behind schedule delivering

Virgin Australia’s business class goes on sale
Airlines

Virgin Australia has started selling business class seats on most of its domestic flights as it expands its service and seeks to capitalise on the turmoil engulfing Qantas. The airline says business class travel will be available from 18 January. The airline last week began selling business class tickets for flights between Sydney, Melbourne and

Talks resume as Qantas offers free flights to say sorry
Airlines

Talks between Qantas and three of its unions are set to resume today for the first time since the airline grounded its fleet over the labour dispute. The two sides are to meet at Fair Work Australia, which imposed a three-week deadline for them to reach an agreement when it ordered both to halt industrial

Lockheed Martin moves into commercial aviation simulation
Headlines

Lockheed Martin today announced the purchase of a Dutch commercial aviation simulation company, Sim-Industries B.V. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Lockheed said the acquisition would help it expand its existing military simulation business into civil aviation. Founded in 2004, Sim-Industries has established itself as a leader in single aisle commercial aircraft simulators

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