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The ATSB advises DHC-1 Chipmunk maintainers and owners that crashworthiness could be significantly compromised if incorrect specification rivets are used.
A welcome increase in the number of licensed aircraft maintenance engineers (LAMEs) entering the workforce in 2023-24 saw CASA issue 292 licences.
At first light on Sunday 15 September, up to 30 aircraft will depart Moorabbin Airport in formation and fly past significant historical Melbourne landmarks in honour of fallen aviators.
A Brisbane Centre air traffic controller who was found asleep at their workstation towards the end of their shift had worked multiple consecutive night shifts resulting in sleep debt, an ATSB investigation report details.
Consultation on the proposed new south-east VFR transit corridor for Bankstown Airport opened yesterday.
For general aviation, the 2024 Aviation White Paper holds just as many brickbats as it does bouquets.
The Federal Government today published the much-awaited 2024 Aviation White Paper – Towards 2050.
The ATSB has determined a Beechcraft Baron crashed after the crew attempted a go-around below Vmca.
Brazilian manufacturer Embraer is looking back on 55 years of operation.
Executive jet manufacturer Gulfstream has successfully flown a G400 prototype for the first time.
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Airspace restrictions will apply in and around the Gold Coast this weekend in response to PAGC.
An ATSB investigation into the crash of a C210 has concluded that the pilot probably took off with the mixture leaned.
The FAA has approved the M700 Fury SETP for operations on unimproved runways.
Icon Aircraft, has been sold for a reported $US15.8 million.