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Sydney Uni researcher wins UAS challenge
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University of Sydney robotics researcher and PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Field Robotics (ACFR), Daniel Wilson has been awarded first place in the 2014 International Simulink Challenge. Developed using MathWorks’ Simulink software, the winning ‘Skymaster’ is an autopilot for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) which was designed as part of efforts to meet engineering

Australian Helicopters awarded new Vic air ambulance contract
MRO

The Victorian state government has awarded a 10-year contract for Ambulance Victoria helicopter services to Australian Helicopters. The new contract will see two new AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters acquired and operated by the company, and adds to the existing contract the company already has in place with the government for services at Warrnambool and Essendon. “We are

May 2014 register listing
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May 2014 register listing

by WOFA April 28, 2014

NEW ALLOCATIONS AQM/3 Robinson R44 Raven I 2338 30/1/14 Heliflite, PO Box 121 Georges Hall NSW 2198 ZK-IEJ BKZ/3   PA-32-300 Cherokee Six E 32-7240006 7/3/14 Dallmaju, PO Box 589 Richmond NSW 2753 VH-BLM N8659N BLM/4   Canadair CL-600-2B16 Challenger 604 5407 21/3/14 Execujet Australia, PO Box 205 Mascot NSW 2020 N548LF LV-BNO N604GG N317BX N317FX C-GLWR

Northrop Grumman & Sydney Uni sign research MoU
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Northrop Grumman and the University of Sydney have signed an MoU to work together to explore areas of common interest in providing educational, research initiatives and training programs across various sectors in Australia. The agreement was signed in Sydney by Northrop Grumman Australia chief executive, Ian Irving, and University of Sydney dean of the Faculty

TAE upgrades ADL turbine support facility
MRO

TAE has launched a more comprehensive turbine support facility at Adelaide Airport following the relocation of Masling Industries’ former Cootamundra-based operation to Adelaide. The move has allowed TAE to integrate and upgrade its small turbine component maintenance business at the Adelaide site and to provide a “one stop shop” for its small turbine customers. “The

Lockheed Martin to retrofit cracked F-35B bulkheads
Defence

Lockheed Martin will retrofit modified bulkheads to early production F-35Bs after cracking was found in the major structural components during fatigue testing. Speaking at the US Navy League Sea-Air-Space conference on April 7, RAdm Randy Mahr, deputy program manager with the Pentagon’s F-35 joint program office (JPO) said a redesigned bulkhead would be installed on

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