CASA has issued new rules that prevent certain high-risk training to be done in actual commercial aircraft.

The May-July 2012 issue of Flightpath, Australian Flying's sister publication focused on Warbirds and vintage aircraft, is now on the newsstand…

A V-tail Bonanza cruises the Swiss Alps with three cameras attached, providing us with various viewpoints on some magnificent scenery.

International training and systems giant CAE has bought Oxford Aviation Academy for $313 million.

Airservices Australia CEO Greg Russell resigns effective immediately.

Cessna has announced the US$26 million long-range Citation Latitude, capable of flying New York-Paris non-stop.

Caloundra Airport will close for the afternoon of May 26 to accommodate a car rally time trial.

A new helicopter industry association is to be established to provide direction and guidance for Australia's helicopter operators.

Hawker Pacific has announced its support for Hawker Beechcraft's decision to enter Chapter 11 and restructure the company's finances.

GippsAERO's new GA10 10-seat turbo-prop has successfully completed its maiden flight at Latrobe Regional Airport in Victoria.

The figures are in, and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) reports a 2.1% decrease in deliveries for Q1 2012 over Q1 2011.

CASA is seeking comment on a Notice of Proposed Rules Making on flight crew fatigue management by June 12, 2012.

Cirrus Aircraft has appointed former Cirrus UK Sales Director Graham Horne to the new position of Regional Director South-east Asia and Australia.

Piper Aircraft has seen a European sales trend away from twins to the single-engine M-class range.

Hawker Beechcraft has reached an agreement with creditors to resolve debt issues, but volunteered for bankruptcy protection as part of the deal.

CASA has grounded iconic outback operator Alligator Airways saying there is a "serious and imminent risk to air safety".