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Boeing to hold information session on 737 MAX

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Boeing says it has invited about 200 aviation professionals to its Renton facility in Washington State for a technical briefing due to be held on Wednesday, March 27.

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The first Block III Super Hornets will be delivered to the US Navy in 2020. (Boeing)

US Navy orders 78 Block III Super Hornets

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The United Status Navy has awarded Boeing a US$4.04 billion (A$5.7 billion) multi-year contract for the production of 78 F/A-18E/F Block III Super Hornets.

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A pair of Royal Australian Air Force roundels on flags at the Avalon Airshow. (Defence)

WOFA Podcast: RAAF FLTLT John Tauschke

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This edition of the Australian Aviation podcast features an interview with FLLT John Tauschke talking about his 27-year career in the Royal Australian Air Force as a pilot of VIP jets in 35 SQN.

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A file image of Jetstar Airbus A320 VH-VGZ. (Medhi Nazarinia)

Jetstar Airbus A320 flew with thrust reversers unintentionally deactivated

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A Jetstar Airbus A320 took off with its engines’ reverse thrust unintentionally left deactivated during a maintenance check, an ATSB report says.

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Air Milford flying over Milford Sound. (Air Milford)

Turbulence in paradise for flightseeing operators at Milford Sound

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This story from the January/February 2019 edition of Australian Aviation by Denise McNabb looks at the plight of flightseeing operators in New Zealand’s Milford Sound.

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Government announces $10.1 million in remote airport upgrades

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Regional airports have received $10.1 million in funding for improvements to their facilities from the latest round of the federal government’s remote airstrip upgrade program.

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