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Kiwi military aircraft pay their way

The Royal New Zealand Air Force is developing an Aeromedical (AME) air ambulance capability to add to its already impressive versatility.

GippsAero’s new parent reaffirms commitment to grow business in Australia

India's Mahindra says it will invest more than A$20 million in GippsAero.

Loss rate leads to brighter insurance picture

Aon Aviation reports that, at the half-way mark for the year, trends suggest that we might see the first profit in the insurance sector in three years.

Week in brief 080710

Jetstarisation progresses, Emirates disappoints, SQ tops poll, blimps on the horizon - and more.

Moorabbin Airport compelled to do more on noise, safety

Moorabbin Airport has got the nod for its new master plan, but not without cost.

Air Mauritius back to Sydney

Air Mauritius flew into Sydney yesterday for the first time since 2008.

Airlines concerned about airport regulatory arrangements

The Board of Airline Representatives of Australia has flagged what it sees as "a change of tactics by airport operators".

US a long way from cargo screening goals?

While the TSA has made great strides in screening belly cargo there’s still quite a way to go.

EADS backs Airbus loans

EADS has said that it expects European governments to continue with loans promised to support the Airbus A350XWB.

Airports provide more good numbers

The ACI reports that international passenger numbers grew by just over 10 per cent at airports worldwide in May, compared to May 2009.

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