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Tackling a toolbox talk: Safety culture, just culture and safety reporting at aircraft maintenance organisations

Australia · Australia

Tackling a toolbox talk: Safety culture, just culture and safety reporting at aircraft maintenance organisations

A high standard of safety and compliance must be maintained, even when faced with adversity.Read Article

From combat zones to cockpits

Aviation · Australia

From combat zones to cockpits

Disarming mines and bombs in the army is not your typical pathway into a career in aviation but for aircraft maintenance engineer Kurt Kinlyside it was all part of the journey Read Article

Gearing up for a safe flight

Australia · Australia

Gearing up for a safe flight

Imagine it’s a beautiful sunny day and you’ve planned for a short hop interstate. You complete the pre-flight checks, position the electronic flight bag (EFB) in front of you and take off. But, about halfway through the flight, you‘re dismayed to realise your iPad has suddenly shut down because it’s been sitting in the sun! […]Read Article

The boy who watched planes through the window

Hugh McBain’s safety journey When you speak to 29-year-old Hugh McBain about aviation, the word that instantly comes to mind is passion. Passion for people, passion for safety and a passion to mentor up-and-coming pilots. A recipient of the 2025 CASA safety manager scholarship, Hugh began flying in 2017 after what could be described as […]Aviation · Australia Read Article

Safety management systems at work in the regions

An industry veteran emphasises the central concepts of safety management systems.Australia · Australia Read Article

IFR Operations Quiz – Autumn 2025

IFR operations quiz Autumn 2025Australia · Australia Read Article

Working the crowd: How to stay out of trouble in controlled airspace

Back in 2009 when I was learning to fly at Camden, I made my second ‘embarrassing student’ mistake – my first had been turning the wrong way in the circuit after a runway change and nearly flying into restricted airspace. In those days, Camden was a mixed-class aerodrome; on the weekend, it was a towered airport in […]Camden, Australia · Camden Read Article

Largest floodwater on record creates rare outback spectacle

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, Australia’s largest salt lake, is coming alive for the second year in a row. But this year is different.Oceania · Australia See the Story

Near miss at Powell River Airport captured on video

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A near miss between two high-wing aircraft at Powell River Airport has been captured on video.Aircraft See the Story

Soaring into the future

Like many soarers, Drew McKinnie started young. He soloed at 15 over Woomera, SA, where his father, a British Royal Air Force avionics technician, was working as a civilian LAME supporting all rocket range aircraft. ‘Out in the desert, your choices were swimming and riding dirt bikes,’ he says, ‘But I thought flying gliders was more exciting.’ The challenges […]Woomera · Woomera Read Article

On the same frequency: phraseology and readback

Controllers consistently emphasise the importance of correct phraseology and accurate readbacks – and for good reason. In high-workload environments, a single miscommunication can quickly escalate into a serious incident. This article looks at the key role standardised phraseology and precise readbacks play in keeping skies safe, drawing on insights from an experienced air traffic controller […]Australia · Australia Read Article

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