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Emma Mahoney – from aircraft engineer to teaching engineering.

Engineering change – in the footsteps of pioneers

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This story on Aviation Australia instructor/assessor for mechanical Emma Mahoney first appeared in the May 2019 edition of Australian Aviation.

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QantasLink Q400 named Darling Downs at Wellcamp Airport. (Wellcamp)

Qantas partners with Flight Training Adelaide for Wellcamp academy

Qantas has named Flight Training Adelaide (FTA) as the new training provider for its pilot school at Wellcamp Airport in Toowoomba, west of Brisbane.

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An image of the Airbus A300B from the Airbus archives. (Airbus)

Airbus celebrates 50th anniversary

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Airbus launched of a world-wide campaign to mark its 50th anniversary, with 50 stories to be released on 50 consecutive days.

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Matt Hall during a training session at the first round of the Red Bull Air Race World Championship at Abu Dhabi. (Red Bull Content Pool)

Red Bull Air Race to end in 2019

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Red Bull has announced that the current season of its Air Race World Championship will be the last, with the competition to end in 2019.

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A file image of an Alliance Airlines Fokker 70. (Alliance)

Kununurra to get nonstop flights to Melbourne in 2020

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Nonstop flights between Melbourne and Kununurra will begin in May 2020 with the launch of a trial service operated by Alliance Airlines under a codeshare arrangement with Virgin Australia.

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A file image of a Boeing 737 MAX 8. (Boeing/Twitter)

IATA CEO calls for regulator collaboration on Boeing 737 MAX certification

IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac has called on regulators to “have the same timeline” for returning Boeing 737 MAX to service.

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