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Boeing splits chief executive and chairman into separate positions

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The Boeing board has appointed its independent lead director David Calhoun as non-executive chairman, splitting the chairman and chief executive roles that were both previously held by Dennis Muilenburg.

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The Alenia C-27J Spartan. One of many RAAF aircraft on show during the Expo. (Aviation Australia Expo)

WOFA Podcast: Aviation Australia Expo Episode 3

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This is the final instalment of Australian Aviation’s three-part podcast series from the 2019 Aviation Australia Expo held in Brisbane.

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The Piper Archer LX PA-28 G-IBEA in flight. (Keith Wilson/SFB Photographic)

Airtest: The Piper PA-28 Cherokee Archer LX

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This story featuring Dave Unwin’s airtest of the Piper PA-28 Cherokee Archer LX first appeared in the August 2019 edition of Australian Aviation.

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Air New Zealand unveils summer schedule changes, including route additions and capacity boosts

Air New Zealand appoints Greg Foran as new chief executive

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Air New Zealand has announced Greg Foran, a New Zealander currently running Walmart’s United States operations, as its new chief executive.

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A file image of Air Tanzania's taking delivery of its first A220-300. (Airbus)

From the archives: How the Airbus A220 family is fit for purpose

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This feature story about the Airbus A220 written by John Walton first appeared in the June 2019 edition of Australian Aviation.

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Virgin Australia Airbus A330-300 VH-XFG arrives at Townsville. (Dave Parer)

Virgin Australia “reasonably capable” to start Haneda flights by Mar 2020

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The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development says Virgin Australia is reasonably capable of flying to Tokyo from March 2020.

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