AeroTime columnist Christian Charalambous on how aviation can pave the way for a more integrated global market by embracing technological innovation.

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Australia's unique geography of sprawling coastal cities and remote outback communities make it an ideal testbed for advanced ...

The future of aviation, therefore, will depend on the integration of ultra-modern technology, instant interaction, and highly efficient operational systems. For automation is achieved by airlines and ...