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Aerial ag operators get new management system

The Aerial Agriculture Association of Australia (AAAA) has launched its new Aerial Application Management System at its national convention. “The Aerial Application Management System is a comprehensive package that will provide clients and the wider community with the peace of mind that accredited companies are safe, competent, legal and quality driven,” said AAAA president Ashley

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Cathay Pacific to sell HAECO stake

Cathay Pacific has announced that it will sell its 15 per cent stake in Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Limited (HAECO) to its major shareholder Swire Pacific for HK$2,620m (A$411m). “The transaction is driven by the strategic priorities of Cathay Pacific and will benefit our core aviation business”, Cathay’s chief operating officer John Slosar said.

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Qantas sells off DPEX

Qantas has announced that it has sold its shareholding in Asian express cargo operation DPEX Worldwide to Toll Holdings for an undisclosed sum. Qantas said in a statement that the sale was part of its “ongoing strategy of focusing on core business areas.” The sale excludes DPEX’s Australian operations, and is subject to approval from

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Pilots get back-paid

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An investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has resulted in an aviation operator in southwest Victoria being required to reimburse three pilots $50,000 in underpaid wages, entitlements and allowances. The unnamed operator will not have any further action taken against it by the FWO after it agreed to voluntarily rectify the underpayments. The largest

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Cessna halts Mustang production for June

Problems with suppliers have forced Cessna to temporarily halt production of the Citation Mustang until early July. According to media reports, the supplier issues have been related to flooding in Rhode Island which has prevented some suppliers from being able to produce components in time. As a result of the shutdown, Cessna is issuing rolling

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Superjet completes water ingestion tests

Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SSJ100) SN95003 has successfully completed water ingestion tests on its engines and APU, clearing the type for takeoffs and landings from wet runways. The tests were conducted at Zhukovsky based Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company’s flight test centre. A special 70m long pool was constructed on the runway, filled with water to a

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