UAE a second home for Australians, outgoing envoy says

  1. Virgin Australia puts on more Tasman flights
    Aviation Business

    Virgin Australia has announced a number of enhancements to the airline's ... 2016; and the introduction of its Airbus A330-200 aircraft in peak travel periods on ... Virgin AustraliaChief Commercial Officer, Judith Crompton, said new ...
    Virgin Australia won't rule out frequent flyer point changes on credit cards - Sydney Morning Herald
    Positive outlook ... Virgin Australia CEO John Borghetti at the company's AGM. Picture: Darren ... - NEWS.com.au
    Robyn IronsideNational Aviation WriterNews Corp Australia Network - Herald Sun

  2. Russia Strikes ISIS with Biggest Missile Raid in Decades
    Australia Network News

    Military aircraft, including long-range bombers flying from Russia, flew 127 sorties, hitting 266 targets and destroying 140, the defense minister said.

  3. UAE a second home for Australians, outgoing envoy says
    Yahoo! Maktoob News

    Kang pointed out that growth in the aviation sector has contributed to trade ... As for the UAE exports to Australia, it's predominantly been oil and will ...

  4. Hackett flies
    The Advertiser

    ... his love for aviation and his recent efforts to “give back” to the South Australiancommunity, including sponsoring next year's WOMADelaide festival.

  5. Australia closes Afghanistan logistics base
    Shephard Media

    Camp Baker's first role was to house the ADF's Aviation Support Element, consisting of a detachment of two CH-47D Chinook helicopters from C ...

  6. Two US Air France flights given all-clear
    Sky News Australia

    Both aircraft - flight 65 out of Los Angeles, and flight 55 out of Dulles International Airport in Virginia near the US capital - have landed safely.

  7. Chinese flight deal with Queensland to bring another 36500 visitors a year
    Sydney Morning Herald

    Tourism Research Australia predicts that China will overtake New Zealand as the dominant tourism market for the nation in the next five years.

  8. Australia visitor spend up +10% to record $23.7bn
    TRBusiness

    Australia visitor spend up +10% to record $23.7bn ... has been responsible for increased demand for international aviation services into Australia.

  9. INAIRVATION Announces Partners for Retrofit Program Offering
    AviationPros.com

    Flying Colours Corp., Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services (LBAS), and RUAG Aviationwill offer the interior packages to the worldwide market.

  10. Ultralight Aircraft Market USD 389.26 Million USD by 2020
    SYS-CON Media (press release)

    In terms of volume, the flex wing segment leads the ultralight aircraft market, ... Ltd. (Australia), QuicksilverAircraft (U.S.), and P&M Aviation (U.K.).

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