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Robyn Ironside

Robyn Ironside

Aviation Writer at The Australian

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    Recent Articles

    ntnews.com.au

    Inside Qantas’s new lounge that took 15 redesigns to perfect

    Qantas has provided a preview of its new look Auckland International Airport lounge, with designer David Caon revealing he changed the plan 15 times before settling on the final product.
    theaustralian.com.au

    Snow in Penrith? This Chinese-backed $700m resort guarantees it

    Penrith in Sydney’s west is the unexpected location of a $700m snow resort to be operated by Chinese indoor ski company BonSki from 2028.
    themercury.com.au

    Jetstar flights axed as Airbus radiation bug hits aircraft

    Airline passengers have been left stranded at airports across the country after aerospace manufacturer Airbus reported a software glitch overnight affecting more than half its global fleet of A320 planes.
    theaustralian.com.au

    Jetstar flights axed as Airbus radiation bug hits aircraft

    Airline passengers have been left stranded at airports across the country after aerospace manufacturer Airbus reported a software glitch overnight affecting more than half its global fleet of A320 planes.
    theaustralian.com.au

    ‘Am I a captain or a prisoner?’: Pilots hit out at airport security

    Qantas and Virgin Australia pilots are calling for changes to airport security screening processes they describe as public humiliation at best and sexual assault at worst.
    themercury.com.au

    Airlines resist expansion of passenger rights

    As the federal government considers improved protections for airline passengers in Australia, the European Union is looking to upgrade what are already considered the strongest passenger rights in the world, to airlines’ dismay.
    theaustralian.com.au

    Qantas points take centre stage at live events

    The rise of Qantas Frequent Flyer points as a shadow currency has been validated by new data showing tickets to live events have become the third most popular use of points, after travel and online shopping.
    adelaidenow.com.au

    ‘Hero’ pilot says green aviation fuel a waste and net zero unrealistic

    Hero pilot Richard de Crespigny has urged the aviation industry to abandon its quest for net zero carbon emissions, calling sustainable fuel a “fad” which will never replace high-density jet fuel.
    theaustralian.com.au

    ‘Hero’ pilot says green aviation fuel a waste and net zero unrealistic

    Hero pilot Richard de Crespigny has urged the aviation industry to abandon its quest for net zero carbon emissions, calling sustainable fuel a “fad” which will never replace high-density jet fuel.
    stockhead.com.au

    Air traffic bombarded by cyber criminals every day

    Airservices Australia has delayed the rollout of its $1.9bn air traffic control upgrade by three months as it combats a cyber attacks surge.
    theaustralian.com.au

    High cost of regional flights faces Productivity Commission review

    The often crippling cost of regional airfares will be examined by the Productivity Commission after revelations that outside of the major cities, travellers pay 52 per cent more per kilometre to fly.