Pilots operating in the Sydney basin are being urged to prepare now for significant airspace changes taking effect on 9 July 2026, ahead of the opening of Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport later this year.

A pilot who survived a Van’s RV-8 light aircraft accident near Gladstone in Queensland was likely wearing a 5-point restraint, an ATSB final report notes.

General aviation shipments for the first quarter of 2026 have shown encouraging results, with piston-engined aeroplanes recording figures 6.4% above those for Q1 2025

Artificial intelligence and its potential impact on regional aviation will be a major focus of the 2026 Regional Aviation Association of Australia convention in Cairns next month.

The operator of Bankstown Airport has moved to reassure tenants and pilots that it has no plans to convert the site to residential use

The federal government has delivered financial relief to 34 regional and remote airports affected by the voluntary administration of Rex Airlines

Archerfield-based flight training organisation (FTO) Flight One  believes the Regional Aviation Association of Australia (RAAA) has the potential to advocate effectively for the flight training industry.

Sara Hales brings fresh energy to one of Queensland's most storied aviation hubs, but she is in no rush to change what's working.

Aviation workers, pilots and operators across Australia are facing a sharp increase in the cost of mandatory security identification cards from late June

Pilot exam candidates can now bring CASA's plain English guides into the exam room.

The 2025 Australian Flying Wings Awards celebrated the best of general aviation at a ceremony held in the HARS Aviation Hall of Fame, as part of the Wings Over Shellharbour airshow.

CASA Director of Aviation Safety and CEO Pip Spence has been re-appointed to the role for a further two years.

Wings Over Shellharbour returned to the New South Wales south coast this weekend

Sydney Seaplanes has expanded its fleet to four aircraft with the addition of a de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver, one of the most iconic seaplanes ever built. (Sydney Seaplanes)

A specialist aerial firefighting organisation says ongoing certification delays are preventing four Transall C-160 fixed-wing tankers from being deployed in Australia, despite the aircraft completing comprehensive flight evaluations.

CASA takes to the skies over western Sydney this week for a final round of instrument approach checks ahead of the new airport's opening.