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Airnorth to add more flights between Melbourne and Wellcamp
Airlines

  Regional carrier Airnorth is adding more flights between Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport and Melbourne Tullamarine. Airnorth started flying between Melbourne and Wellcamp in March 2016, offering seven return flights a week with 76-seat Embraer E170s. The route was supported by a codeshare agreement with Qantas. Under the new schedule, the airline will operate 10

Aviation celebrates International Women’s Day
Headlines

Industry body Aviation/Aerospace Australia has welcomed Lockheed Martin as a partner in its quest to encourage more women to consider a career in aviation as the world celebrates International Women’s Day. Under the partnership, Lockheed Martin will support 60 aspiring female aviators to attend Women in Aviation/Aerospace conferences in New South Wales and Queensland during

Boeing shows off first 737 MAX 9
Headlines

Boeing has shown off the first 737 MAX 9 as the clock ticks down to first delivery of the MAX 8 variant. The 737 MAX 9 was presented to Boeing staff and invited guests at the company’s Renton, Washington facility on Tuesday (US time). The aircraft, a stretch of the MAX 8, has been designed

Embraer presents first E195-E2
Headlines

Embraer says the E195-E2 is on track to make its maiden flight later in 2017 after showing off the first completed aircraft at its Brazil headquarters. The E195-E2 is largest variant of the E2 family of jets and has been designed with a range of 2,450nm when carrying 120 passengers in a two-class layout or

Virgin Australia tops on-time honours for 2016
Airlines

Virgin Australia led all carriers for domestic punctuality in calendar 2016, government figures show. The Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) report found Virgin came out on top for both on-time arrivals and departures in 2016, edging out rival Qantas. Virgin achieved an 86.7 per cent on-time arrivals rate in 2016, compared with

Airways New Zealand to install new air traffic management system
ATC

New Zealand’s air navigation service provider plans to upgrade its air traffic management system (ATM) over the next four years to enhance safety and improve operational flexibility. Airways New Zealand said it had chosen the Skyline X system from technology company Leidos to replace the country’s two existing ATM platforms as part of a NZ$58