AFP removes passenger from Brisbane-bound Virgin flight in Melbourne

  1. Why Australia needs to help develop pilotless commercial aircraft

    Pilotless commercial aircraft look to be the way forward for the aviation industry andAustralian industry needs to get on board early in the development ...

  2. Emirates In No Rush To Use New Australia Rights

    Emirates Airline says it is not yet looking to boost its services to Australia, despite a new deal between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Australia ...
    Australia To Probably Upgrade Collins Submarines - Aviation Week

  3. AFP removes passenger from Brisbane-bound Virgin flight in Melbourne

    A male passenger on a Virgin Australia flight bound for Brisbane was escorted off the flight in Melbourne by the Australian Federal Police on Monday ...

  4. Aviation students get valuable training

    "They are learning leadership, decision making, time management skills, production, safety, and other vital skills to keep part of Australia's aviation ...

  5. Air NZ, Qantas, Virgin in battle for Pacific dominance

    Hawaiian Airlines flies from Australia to Hawaii with onward connections to a number of mainland destinations and Pacific carriers such has Fiji ...

  6. Could MH370 be found in weeks?

    The area south-west of Australia off the coast of Melbourne determined by ... The final data transmission the lost aircraft sent indicated it was actually ...
    Deep sea search for MH370 shifts to area where British pilot believes airliner made controlled ... - National Post
    MH370 could be found in matter of months: Boeing captain - Famagusta Gazette

  7. Here's How to Revive Our Aviation Industry

    Commercial aviation in Africa, particularly in Uganda, is a topic that is ... Union, Australia, Nordic countries, and several South American countries.

  8. Malindo Air eyes 6 million passengers, bigger aircraft in 2016

    Chandran said Perth will be the airline's first destination in Australia and others ... said, the airline is looking into the possibility of buying bigger aircraft.
    Malindo Air eyes six million passengers, bigger aircraft in 2016, says CEO - The Rakyat Post

  9. Malaysia, Australia thank China for MH370 search aid

    Malaysia and Australia have expressed their thanks in China's pledge to ... airliner took when it vanished in one of aviation's most baffling mysteries.

Eesha Rohida [ MBA Mktg ]
Aviation News Editor

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