It’s been a landmark week for carriers near and far. Lucky for you, our Aviation Wrap continues to keep you abreast of the latest in this space.

Canberra Airport is taking expressions of interest for proposed flights between Canberra and Wellington, which could take off within a month.

Travelling through these airports is about to either get way less hands-on or way more hands-on, depending on which one you find yourself traversing through.

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Canberra Airport has cancelled departures and arrivals as its airfield is used by aviation fire services to facilitate aerial firefighting efforts.

Two Blue Mountains tourists suffered electric shock injuries, including entry and exit wounds, when they became caught in storms that rolled across the state.

An asbestos scare at Canberra Airport has caused its air traffic control tower to be evacuated. Luckily though, it was a false alarm.

The incident serves as a stark reminder for travellers to always check their vaccines are up to date before travelling overseas.

We feel likening someone to “Somali pirates” may be a bit dramatic. But, we’re really enjoying watching this all play out so who are we to talk?

Singapore Airlines was the first direct international flight to touch down in Canberra in over a decade.

Imposing capacity conditions on four overlapping Qantas and Emirates trans-Tasman routes would deliver a "major setback" for Canberra and its […]