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Boeing’s VP for Flight Services, Sherry Ann Carbary, said the hemisphere would need more than half a million line airline qualified pilots and technicians through to 2035, and 30,000 of them would be in positions in the Oceania division, dominated by Australia and New Zealand.

UNSW has become the first university in the country approved under new legislation by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority to provide integrated CPL training, which allows a 50 flying hour discount compared to non-integrated courses. 

The School of Aviation has just placed an order with Pacific Simulators for a Flight Training Device (which is a simulator without motion), for advanced multi crew and jet orientation training.

There are two types of Postgraduate Aviation studies - Coursework Programs and Research Programs.

Please find following a summary of the results for the European-based Flight Crew Risk Assessment and Voluntary Reporting Attitude study that you participated in between January-March 2017.