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Sea Kings for sale, one careful owner
Defence

The Department of Defence has released a Request for Tender (RFT) for the sale of the RAN’s remaining Sea King helicopters, as the type is retired in December. For sale are five complete helicopters, three additional airframes, a simulator, and associated equipment and parts. The Sea Kings, which have flown in eccess of 60,000 operational hours in RAN

Qantas, AIPA hold ‘conciliation talks’ at Fair Work Australia
Airlines

Qantas and the Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) have held ‘conciliation talks’ at Fair Work Australia today. Qantas requested the hearing by the workplace relations tribunal in an attempt to settle its long running dispute with AIPA, which represents the airline’s 1650 long haul pilots. “Qantas sought conciliation before Fair Work Australia after the

Boeing launches 737 MAX
Headlines

Boeing launches 737 MAX

by WOFA August 31, 2011

Boeing has launched development of its re-engined 737, which it has named the 737 MAX, with commitments for 496 aircraft from five customers. The 737 MAX will enter service from 2017, says Boeing, and will be powered by the CFM LEAP-1B engine. It will be available in 737 MAX 7, 737 MAX 8 and 737

Sikorsky Helitech teams with FlightSafety International Team for P&WC engine training
Headlines

Brisbane based Sikorsky Helitech has announced a three year agreement with  FlightSafety International (FSI) to provide maintenance training on Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) aircraft engines for its customers in the Asia Pacific region. The new agreement will see engine technicians gain access to 16 courses per year for maintenance training on four different P&WC

SIA ups flight Adelaide summer schedule
Airlines

Singapore Airlines has announced that it will increase flights to Adelaide, flying twice daily three times per week over the Australian summer season. The new services will be operated by 777-200s and will depart Adelaide every Monday, Tuesday and Sunday between December 9 and January 31. Meanwhile, Malaysia Airlines will deploys its new A330-300s on

Cathay to introduce premium economy
Airlines

Cathay Pacific will introduce premium economy from the second quarter of next year. Promised by CEO John Slosar to be “a real upgrade” over the airline’s standard economy class, premium economy will be progressively introduced on all of Cathay’s long and ultra long haul routes, as well as medium haul routes to Australia, the Middle

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