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WOFA Podcast: Author and international airline pilot Captain Geoff Hay

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On this edition of the Australian Aviation podcast, Captain Geoff Hay talks about his new book Ladies and Gentlemen this is your Surgeon speaking.

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The crashed helicopter in the Fox Glacier crevasse. (New Zealand Police/TAIC)

Fatal helicopter crash report points to training shortfall

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A New Zealand pilot who died along with six people when his helicopter crashed was not adequately trained for his role, an investigation has found.

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A supplied image of the Gulfstream G600 taking off on its inaugural test flight. (Gulfstream)

Gulfstream says G600 certification “just around the corner”

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Gulfstream says the G600 will soon complete function and reliability testing, the final flying stage for Federal Aviation Administration certification.

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The Diamond DA40 VH-MPM at the accident site. (ATSB)

ATSB issues safety advisory over spin crash

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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has issued a safety advisory calling on operators to check whether their aircraft are approved for intentional spins.

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A supplied picture of a Boeing 737 MAX 7 landing on April 17, 2019 after a technical demonstration flight for the MCAS software update. (Boeing)

EASA states “pre-conditions” for Boeing 737 MAX’s return: report

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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has “pre-conditions” that need to be met before the Boeing 737 MAX returns to service, news reports say.

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The Airbus A220-300 lands at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. (Airbus)

Airbus gives A220 extra legs, higher maximum takeoff weight

Airbus will offer 450nm more range and lift the maximum takeoff weight by 2.3t on its two-aircraft A220 regional jet program from the second half of 2020.

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