2025 CASA Wings Awards Winners Announced

Australian Flying March-April 2026 is out now. Here's a look at what's inside...

Consistent with an attempt to avoid cloud, a Cirrus SR20 reversed course at low altitude along a valley, before flying into densely forested terrain in Budawang National Park, on the NSW south coast, an ATSB investigation report details.

US manufacturers Piper and Cessna fought a tight battle for leadership in the single-engined trainer market in 2025, with the C172SP and PA28 eventually separated by just three airframes.

LifeFlight has added 33 new critical care doctors to its aeromedical workforce, strengthening its capacity to deliver emergency retrieval services across Queensland.

Australia’s largest skydiving operator has been accused of seeking to replace local tandem instructors with overseas workers during ongoing pay negotiations, as industrial action continues across the country.

The Royal Australian Air Force is set to significantly expand its C-130J training capacity, with Lockheed Martin to deliver a suite of advanced simulators and training devices designed to support fleet growth and accelerate aircrew readiness.

In this AvWeb interview, Giovanni Pascale Langer, Managing Director of Tecnam, discusses how the company is approaching the FAA’s MOSAIC regulatory changes.

Oliver recently bought an older Cessna 172H and, after being grounded through the rain season, finally got the chance to take it on a proper day trip.

Stefan takes a look at what's coming for aviation in 2026 and a look back at aviation highlights from this year.