AIPA

AIPA was proud to sponsor and attend the Australian Women Pilots’ Association Conference (AWPA) held in early May in Airlie Beach.

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Submission by the Australian & International Pilots Association to the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts. 

AIPA’s Submission to Aviation Green Paper – Towards 2050

The vast majority of Australians would feel less safe and be more hesitant to book a ticket for a flight with only one pilot, new polling reveals.

It is my pleasure to present this year’s Annual Report. The past 12 months have seen several challenges for our Association.

As airline pilots, it is vital we take a measured approach to our decision making. We gather all the available information and assess our options prior to adopting a course of action. 

Drone use within the vicinity of airports can present a clear and present danger to commercial aviation. The increase of drones within no-fly zones around airports, causes significant concerns for airlines, their passengers and crew.

The Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) is bitterly disappointed and frustrated by Qantas' decision to wet lease two Finnair aircraft.

The Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) wishes to congratulate Vanessa Hudson on her appointment as Qantas CEO from November

Qantas pilots are a passionate bunch. We are passionate about our airline. We are passionate about its history. And we are passionate about its legacy and the role that we play in it.