The new MRH90 multi-role helicopters have earned glowing reports during their initial ship-borne trials with the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

A recent survey by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has shed some light on the most common causes of safety incidents in GA operations. Justin Grey reports.

For all of us who like the thought of owning our own small jet but baulk at the price tag, Ballina-based Australian LightWing (ALW) may have your answer with their forthcoming SP-6000. By Justin Grey.

Steve Hitchen reports on how the Federal Government's recently released Aviation White Paper will impact on General Aviation.

With a synergy of noble intentions as his motivation, Victorian pilot Ken Evers is packing his bags, steeling his nerves and taking off on a historic round the world flight. Justin Grey finds out why.

How I wish this was the beginning of a joke; by the time I have finished telling you, you might think it is.

To mark its 125th anniversary of creating aviation-inspired timepieces, Breitling has released Breitling The Book, which Luke McCormick reviews here.

Cessna boss Jack Pelton discusses the imminent arrival of the C162 Skycatcher with Australian Flying's Justin Grey.

Luke McCormick looks at the range of pilots watches currently on the market.

Before the introduction of the engine monitoring system (EMS), light aircraft pilots had little way of managing engine performance. By Steve Hitchen.

Changes in technology have had particular impact on the faithful old transponder. By Steve Hitchen.

As aviators, we can fly only while the sky extends to us that privilege. There are days when storms, turbulence, squalls and porridge-like visibility revoke that privilege and we must sit on the ground. By Steve Hitchen.

Hazard warning systems have been developed to restore situational awareness and enhance ‘see and avoid’. By Steve Hitchen.

Unlike synthetic vision, enhanced vision (EV) is the real thing enhanced by thermal infrared imaging. By Steve Hitchen.

No matter how much experience we gain as pilots, the perils of overconfidence and complacency can always come back and bite us.

Geoffrey Hamilton recounts his trials and tribulations from venturing into a wild dust storm and shares the lessons he gleaned from the experience.