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AAAA to hold firefighting conference in August
Headlines

Australia’s aerial firefighting community will shortly gather in Albury for the first in what is hoped to be an annual conference. The Aerial Application Association of Australia (AAAA) is hosting the conference, to be held over two days on August 4-5, to discuss better and safer ways to keep residents and property safe during the

Jetstar 787s to fly the Tasman over summer
Airlines

Jetstar says it will deploy Boeing 787-8 widebodies across the Tasman for seven weeks over the busy summer holidays. The Qantas-owned low-cost carrier says the Dreamliner is scheduled to fly on Mondays on the Melbourne-Auckland and Auckland-Sydney routes from the middle of December 2015 to the end of January 2016. Jetstar, which took delivery of

Australian Airports Association looking for new chairman
Airports

Australian Airports Association (AAA) chairman Stephen Goodwin will step down in October after five years in the role. The AAA said in a statement on Thursday Goodwin, who is general manager of operations at Brisbane Airport, has decided not to stand for re-election when his current term expired. He will remain on the board as

Seventh RAAF C-17 delivered
Defence

The seventh Boeing C-17A Globemaster for the RAAF arrived on delivery at Amberley on Wednesday. Australia’s acquisition of two additional C-17s, taking the fleet to eight, was confirmed in April, and A41-213’s arrival at RAAF Base Amberley marks the fastest delivery of an Australian C-17, Defence Minister Kevin Andrews said in statement. The eighth aircraft is due to be

Virgin posts $93.8mln net loss for 2014/15
Airlines

Virgin Australia says cost reductions and the improved performance of its low-cost subsidiary Tigerair Australia have led to a reduced full year loss of $93.8 million for 2014/15. The company reported a statutory net loss after tax of $93.8 million for the 12 months to June 30 2015, a $261.8 million improvement from the $355.6

Airbus marks acceptance of ADF’s first HATS training helicopter
Defence

Airbus Helicopters has achieved factory acceptance of HATS01, the first of 15 EC135 T2+ helicopters destined for the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Helicopter Aircrew Training System (HATS) that will be based at HMAS Albatross. Prime contractor Boeing Defence Australia joined representatives of the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Army for the factory acceptance ceremony

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