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Australia and Fiji to boost available seats in air services agreement

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Australia and Fiji have agreed to a new air services agreement that increases the number of available seats for airlines of both countries.

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An Australian Army CH-47F Chinook helicopter takes off from Mount Hagen Airport during Operation PNG Assist 2018. (Defence)

Boeing wins new Chinook support contract

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Boeing Defence Australia says it has signed a new partnership agreement with the Department of Defence’s Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group to support the Australian Army’s CH-47F Chinook helicopter fleet. Under the agreement, Boeing Defence Australia plans to consolidate all existing services for the Chinook fleet into a “new through life support contract to be

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RAAF C-130 transports aid to Indonesia for earthquake and tsunami relief

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The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has delivered the first package of humanitarian aid to Indonesia as part of the Australian government’s response to the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck in late September.

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Red Bull Air Race title battle to hit fever pitch for Matt Hall this weekend

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Australia’s Matt Hall isn’t the sort of man to mince his words. When he tells you that a bad result at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the USA this weekend could end his hopes of becoming a Red Bull Air Race world champion for the first time, you know that he isn’t playing a game of

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UK Wedgetail acquisition could create opportunities for Australian industry

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The United Kingdom is considering buying Boeing E-7 Wedgetail airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft to replace the RAF’s seven ageing E-3D Sentry aircraft.

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A file image of the Airbus A321LR. (Airbus)

Airbus A321LR certified for long-range operations

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Airbus has secured certification from regulators in Europe and the United States for its A321LR to operate long-range flights, including over-water routes.

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