The Aviation industry underpins Australian business and tourism employ more than 88,000 people across its five main subsectors: Domestic commercial aviation, international commercial aviation, general aviation, air-freight transport and aviation support...

Global air traffic has been increasing steadily for decades and now there are more uses for aircraft, there is one question that has not been resolved: Who's going to fly them? According to Pascal Traverse, general manager for the Autonomy Thrust at Airbus, the global...

Australia's size and its distance from the rest of the world have always been the reasons that make the Aerospace & Aviation (AA) sector become one of the national priorities in our country. Having the third oldest airline in the world (narrowly beaten by KLM...

Hi and a big welcome to the RMIT Flight, Aviation and Aerospace Site. Here we will keep you up to date on everything you need to know about gaining entry into and competing for jobs in the Flight, Aviation and Aerospace industry. This space will consistently update...

The aviation industry has experienced a substantial period of growth, which is great news for recent graduates entering the aviation industry. Experts predict that we'll encounter a drastic shortage of pilot, safety management and aviation engineers in the upcoming...