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Accelerated renewables roll-out ‘one of the few substantial recovery opportunities’ open to SA
Accelerated renewables roll-out ‘one of the few substantial recovery opportunities’ open to SA
19th June 2020 By: Terence Creamer

The South African government is being urged to accelerate the implementation of its renewable-energy-heavy Integrated Resource Plan 2019 (IRP 2019) as part of the country’s post-Covid-19 economic... 


Brazilian aerospace group Embraer reports net loss for first quarter
19th June 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

Brazilian major aerospace group Embraer, the world’s number one manufacturer of commercial jets with up to 150 seats, and the world’s number three commercial jet manufacturer, after Airbus and... 


April saw almost total collapse in air travel demand, but early signs of recovery appearing
19th June 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata) has reported that it has detected signs of a recovery in air passenger demand, following a gigantic collapse in April. Air passenger demand during... 


CSG producers funding medical services in Qld
11th June 2020 By: Esmarie Iannucci

Coal seam gas (CSG) industry participants in Queensland have committed to a further five-year funding for an aeromedical rescue service that has operated in southern Queensland since 2011. Mines... 


Air transport bodies appeal to South African government to support local airlines
5th June 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata), the Airlines Association of Southern Africa (AASA) and the Board of Airline Representatives of South Africa (Barsa) have jointly appealed to the... 


Accelerated renewables roll-out ‘one of the few substantial recovery opportunities’ open to South Africa
Accelerated renewables roll-out ‘one of the few substantial recovery opportunities’ open to South Africa
4th June 2020 By: Terence Creamer

The South African government is being urged to accelerate the implementation of its renewable-energy-heavy Integrated Resource Plan 2019 (IRP 2019) as part of the country’s post-Covid-19 economic... 


Nelisiwe Magubane
Magubane appointed new chair of governance-impaired SFF
2nd June 2020 By: Terence Creamer

Respected former Department of Energy director-general Nelisiwe Magubane has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Strategic Fuel Fund (SFF), the governance-impaired subsidiary of the... 


Airline industry – global, regional, national – being decimated by Covid-19
Airline industry – global, regional, national – being decimated by Covid-19
29th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures taken by most governments to contain it, including national lockdowns, severe travel restrictions and even total flight bans, have had an... 


Japan, Europe, California creating demand for production of green hydrogen in South Africa.
South Africa’s potential to export green hydrogen boosted
26th May 2020 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa, which has been examining its competitiveness as a potential supplier of green hydrogen to Japan, is also being courted by Europe as a potential supplier in a world that is taking... 


African aviation post COVID-19 – Where to?
18th May 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), aviation contributes to 2.6 % of Africa’s GDP and supports an estimated 6.2 million jobs. The aviation sector is one of the worse... 


Global aviation sector wants measures to help restart air travel and protect jobs
8th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata), which is the representative body for the global airline industry, has urged governments to cooperate with the sector to implement... 


Plight of African airline industry even worse than previously believed
8th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata), the representative body for the global airline industry, warned on April 23 that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the African airline... 


Iata urges governments to keep air cargo flowing
1st May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata) has called for greater coordination between governments to ensure that air freight continues to flow during the current Covid-19 pandemic. Air... 


World’s airline and shipping sectors appeal to govts regarding flights for seafarers
1st May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

A joint appeal has been issued to governments by the International Air Transport Association (Iata) and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) for urgent steps to be taken to enable crew... 


2019 airline safety report released by Iata
17th April 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata) has reported that airline safety last year improved again, both in relation to 2018 and to the five-year average for 2014 to 2018. This... 


Iata forecasts much worse Covid-19 impact on airlines than previously predicted
3rd April 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The latest analysis of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the revenues of airlines worldwide, undertaken by their global representative body, the International Air Transport Association (Iata),... 


Carrier suspends operations days after issuing safety assurances
27th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

State-owned regional airline SA Express, which is currently in business rescue, suspended its operations on Wednesday March 18. This was because of “adverse recent developments including the impact... 


Moves afoot to 'futureproof' South Africa's drones regulations
Moves afoot to 'futureproof' South Africa's drones regulations
20th March 2020 By: Donna Slater

Regulations governing drones, officially referred to as remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), have been stagnant since July 2015, when the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) first... 


BARRIER TO ENTRY:
BARRIER TO ENTRY:
20th March 2020

While the full economic impacts of Covid-19 are far from clear, this novel coronavirus has already exacted a major toll on the global aviation and tourism industries. In some cases, formal travel... 


Rocketmine
Rocketmine
20th March 2020

Rocketmine, a subsidiary of the listed Delta Drone Group, is Africa’s leading premier drone data service provider.  Fully licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), Rocketmine provides... 


Airlines need the help of regulators to address the effects of Covid-19
13th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

Airlines around the world are experiencing serious falls in demand, as a result of the effects of the rapidly-spreading Covid-19 (novel coronavirus) disease, the International Air Transport... 


Danger posed by lithium-ion batteries in cargo highlighted
6th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) remains concerned about the irregular transport of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries on commercial aircraft. Although almost ubiquitous, found in... 


Airlines body issues first estimate of effect of Covid-19 on the sector
6th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air transport Association (IATA) has issued its initial assessment of the impact on the commercial aviation industry of the novel coronavirus now officially designated Covid-19.... 


Aviation sector, broader economy benefiting from ‘Ramaphosa effect’
6th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

Independent economist Dr Roelof Botha has highlighted the existence of a very real "Ramaphosa Effect", not to be confused with the superficial "Ramaphoria" which followed directly after President... 


Comair experiencing strong business headwinds
28th February 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

South African private-sector airline group Comair recently had to issue a “Further Trading Statement” on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s SENS news service. (Comair operates the British Airways in... 


Energy B-HAG
Energy B-HAG
28th February 2020 By: Terence Creamer

In light of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that measures will be taken in the coming months to fundamentally change the trajectory of energy generation and procurement, it is surely... 


AIMING HIGH
The Africa Aerospace and Defence Expo will showcase South African Air Force’s capabilities in an ever better air show this year
Organisers aim high for defence and aerospace expo
21st February 2020 By: Halima Frost

Despite various challenges in South Africa, as well as in other Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries, the Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) Expo organisers hope to host a... 


Melicia Labuschagne
Melicia Labuschagne
21st February 2020

This week we profile Melicia Labuschagne, MD of MD of Liqui Moly South Africa, a lubricant, additive and problem solving brand in the automotive, industrial, marine, motorcycle, transport,... 


Rolls-Royce starts manufacture of the world’s largest aeroengine fan blades
21st February 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

UK industrial technology group Rolls-Royce has announced that it has started manufacturing the world’s largest aeroengine fan blades. These are for its UltraFan demonstrator power plant, which will... 


Bid Now on Aviation Engines, Components and Parts
18th February 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

GoIndustry DoveBid SA is hosting an urgent auction featuring aviation engines, power auxiliary units and parts, closing this Thursday, 20 February 2020. This is on behalf of the state-owned South... 


South Africa's mining industry making strides in health and safety
5th February 2020 By: Kim Cloete

The South African mining industry is making strides in improving its health and safety performance, but more needs to be done on site, as well as off site, to keep employees safe, says the Minerals... 


SA space agency’s new strategic plan incorporates continental initiatives
SA space agency’s new strategic plan incorporates continental initiatives
31st January 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The South African National Space Agency (SANSA) has developed a new strategic plan for the next five years, which it hopes will soon be approved and implemented with effect from the start of the... 


Ministry pushes for uniform natural gas tax regime in Indian Budget
30th January 2020 By: Ajoy K Das

India’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry is making a renewed bid to get natural gas, petroleum and allied products included in goods and services tax (GST) in the national Budget to be placed by... 


SKY LINE
The first phase of ACSA's development project includes three six-story office buildings
First phase of airport expansion on track
24th January 2020 By: Halima Frost

The first phase of State-owned Airports Company South Africa’s (ACSA’s) Western Precinct development project at OR Tambo International Airport is on track for completion in February 2021, says OR... 


GROWING ON UP
The Lanseria International Airport continues to add to its upgrades to increase its appeal to travelers in South Africa
Airport upgrades to be completed within the next few years.
24th January 2020 By: Halima Frost

Upgrades to Lanseria International Airport over the next five years valued at about R2-billion have begun, says Lanseria International Airport CEO Rampa Rammopo. The upgrades include an expansion... 


South African aviation sector scores well in punctuality ranking
24th January 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

Two State-owned aviation sector companies have recently and separately been ranked highly in terms of on-time performance (OTP) for last year, in international surveys. They are South African... 


SA expertise drawn in to support Bingo radio astronomy project
24th January 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

South Africa is making an important contribution to a Brazilian-led international radio astronomy project, known as the Bingo Telescope. Bingo stands for Baryon Acoustic Oscillations in Neutral Gas... 


South Africa has huge 'green fuels' potential. But it needs to act now
South Africa has huge 'green fuels' potential. But it needs to act now
10th January 2020

In this opinion piece, first published in The Conversation, professors David Walwyn and Rod Crompton make the case for South Africa to pay greater research and development attention to the... 


A Solaris seed pod
Solaris-based biodiesel introduced at OR Tambo operations
13th December 2019 By: Simone Liedtke

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) for Project Reya Foya, the follow-up to Project Solaris, has been signed by various stakeholders, opening the way for the introduction of Solaris-based biodiesel... 


How to remain successful in Global Commercial Aerospace Manufacturing – a South African success story
How to remain successful in Global Commercial Aerospace Manufacturing – a South African success story
13th December 2019

“The development of an Aerospace (and Defence) Masterplan under the leadership of the Department of Public Enterprises is seen as a  significant step towards creating a true Public-Private Growth... 


EPA abandons controversial policy
EPA abandons controversial policy
10th December 2019 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has released new draft greenhouse gas emission guidelines. The new release followed the forced withdrawal of its original... 


ANALYSE THIS
DJI and PACSys are undertaking research and development to integrate crop health and/or management analytics with drone spraying systems to allow for “spot-spraying” applications
Effective drones well received by farmers
6th December 2019 By: Tracy Hancock

Local sugarcane farmers have responded positively to South Africa’s first licensed crop-spraying drone at a time when the industry is tackling a significantly challenging financial climate, says... 


Trade union outlines business-rescue case for SAA
6th December 2019 By: Rebecca Campbell

Trade union Solidarity has served court papers on embattled State-owned airline South African Airways (SAA) and on the Ministers of Finance and Public Enterprises. The union has asked the court to... 


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