Global positioning systems (GPS) are now commonplace in GA aircraft. By Steve Hitchen.

'Airline' technology is now readily available to GA pilots. By Steve Hitchen.

John Spiers wades through the hyperbole to help you decide which headset is the best practical match for you.

AveoAustralia has partnered with Brumby Aircraft to introduce the DigitalFlightDeck touch-screen avionics suite to the Australian GA market. By Justin Grey.

Hot on the heels of the delivery of the first aircraft, Dave Tonks tries his hand at a new Cessna 162 Skycatcher sim from Abacus.

Dave Tonks has always been a big fan of simming on aircraft that have an Australian military connection.

Dave Tonks braces himself and tries his hand at some of the most daunting airport landings known to man.

Bankstown Airport's plans to introduce its first regular passenger transport (RPT) services in 2010 won't compromise current GA operations, management says. By Justin Grey.

The introduction of FAA Class D procedures at GAAP airports will happen in multiple stages rather than one hit, as alluded to in the original CASA directive. By Steve Hitchen.

Bankstown is calling for new, environmentally safe means of disposing of fuel test samples. By Justin Grey.

Bankstown-based Pacific Avionics partners with Avidyne Corporation to open Avidyne-Australasia, a new customer support center for the local region. By Justin Grey.

In July 2009, CASA directed major changes at all six GAAP airports, leading to widespread confusion and controversy. By Steve Hitchen.

Rodney Stiff, founder of iconic Australian aircraft and engine manufacturer Jabiru Aircraft has received the 2009 August Raspet Award. By Justin Grey.

Two Australian flying schools have confirmed their love of the Whitney Boomerang by each adding a second to their fleet. By Justin Grey.

- 2010 Museums Guide: Flightpath’s annual guide to Australasian aviation museums - Souther Comfort Zero: The CAF’s A6M3-22 ‘Zero’ 3869 - Not a Secret Mission: Michael Claringbould tells the history of one Japanese pilot in particular which underlines the peril of operating the ‘Val’ in the wider Pacific.

Singapore Flying College (SFC) has announced plans to purchase five new Cessna Citation Mustang jet aircraft.