Experts question cause of South Korean 737 crash
On Sunday, several aviation experts questioned why damage to the engine would have prevented the landing gear from lowering or why the ‘wall’ containing the instrument landing system was placed so ...
‘All but two’ dead after 737-800 crashes in South Korea
The aircraft, operated by low-cost carrier Jeju, is thought to have been hit by a bird strike that damaged its landing gear ...
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Issue #395: Small Jets & The Chairman’s Lounge
It’s a sign of his monumental impact, good or bad, that the country’s most famous journalist, Joe Aston, left The Australian ...
North Pole cargo airline JingleJet enters administration
Financial services firm Caspar, Balthazar & Melchior (CB&M) was sensationally called in as administrator overnight following ...
Customer charter proposes refund for 3 hour delays
The draft document also outlines plans to compensate travellers for lost luggage and carries an obligation for carriers to ...
Podcast: How Cyclone Tracy produced Australia’s greatest airlift
Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, Jake talks to survivor and former TAA Darwin manager Paul Boyce, who helped coordinate the efforts ...
Virgin and Qantas fly from crisis-hit Vanuatu
The commercial relief flights came alongside RAAF Globemaster III and C-130J Hercules carrying 568 holidaymakers, workers and ...