Outside of making a fourth double-shot espresso (as our reporter did), this week’s Aviation Wrap is the best way to kill five minutes.

This week’s Aviation Wrap can be compared to an Airbus A380 at full capacity, meaning it’s jam-packed full of news and updates.

Travel Weekly’s reporter added exec-level accoutrements to his usual get-up of Spendless slippers and polyester PJs in order to channel his inner high flyer while writing this week’s Aviation Wrap.

The NSW government’s latest move coincides with more restrictions for arrivals from Victoria.

A screening bungle at Sydney Airport has prompted a shift in the way NSW arrivals are screened going forward. Click here to read what you can expect.

Got a client who’s hoping to get back home to Sydney from overseas in the coming weeks? They may need to hit pause on those plans.

Looking for the latest and greatest in aviation news? Have a squiz at today’s loaded Aviation Wrap.

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.