by Kurt | 20,Aug,26262626 | International
Every Australian lodge in your portfolio uses the word “private” somewhere on its rate sheet. Very few of them mean it the way your client means it. For a public figure, a family office principal or anyone travelling under a booking name that isn’t...
by Kurt | 20,Aug,26262626 | News
Picture a board director, a technical adviser, an investor-relations lead and an investor’s representative who need to inspect three assets inside two days: an operating mine, a development project a long way from it and a processing facility where a community meeting...
by Kurt | 20,Aug,26262626 | News
In summer, New Zealand’s South Island feels improbably generous. You can take breakfast beside Lake Wakatipu, stand in the silence of Fiordland before lunch and finish the day with a glass of Central Otago Pinot Noir in your hand. Finding extraordinary places...
by Kurt | 20,Aug,26262626 | News
CASA is continuing work with industry on safety initiatives in the Pilbara following recent airspace reviews, and the detail is worth reading if you plan movements into the region. It isn’t a story about an incident. It’s a story about the operational...
by Kurt | 20,Aug,26262626 | News
Aircraft flying low-visibility instrument approaches in Australia now need upgraded radio altimeters, and the requirement bites at each major airport once a 5G base station is switched on nearby. It’s a technical change with almost no visibility from the cabin,...
