This week’s Aviation Wrap is a bit like that Two-Face character from Batman comics and movies, in that it’s got both good and bad sides to it.

Get your weekly fix of industry gossip from the aviation industry. And by gossip, we mean company-approved press releases, but that doesn’t mean they’re any less juicy!

Through thick and thin, we’re committed to bringing you the news you need. But we suggest swapping a salad for three courses to match the time it will take to devour this Aviation Wrap.

Geoff Culbert has remained upbeat about the company’s full-year results against what he says were “some of the toughest trading conditions we’ve seen since the financial crisis”.

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

It might be like comparing apples to oranges, but earlier today, Travel Weekly’s reporter was also ‘ripped off’ when he paid $6.50 for a cold drip coffee.

Travel Weekly’s editor was in attendance at Sydney Airport’s star-studded event last night. Sadly though, he didn’t make the cut in this collection of pics.

An airport worker may be blinded in one eye after a falcon attacked him in a Qantas hangar at Sydney Airport. Apparently, the birds have lived there for around 20 years and provide a valuable service to the airport.

To enhance your reading experience of this Aviation Wrap, we highly recommend wearing aviator sunnies and a scarf around your neck.

The wild weather has also seen Sydney blanketed with pollen and chemists inundated with hayfever sufferers.

This week’s aviation wrap is full of good news stories and huge sales – perfect for those in need of a Tuesday afternoon pick-me-up.

Australian travel companies were among those on the receiving end of a drop in share prices at the opening of the ASX200 this morning.