Advanced Air Mobility – is it too soon?
Now is the time to think about AAM, what your role in it is, and how AAM might impact your business.
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Sara Hales
- May 5
Airports in an Advanced Air Mobility world – opportunities and threats
It's time to strategise your airport's approach to managing the inherent risks and leveraging key AAM opportunities.
Sara Hales
- Apr 26
Advanced Air Mobility is coming to Australia – what does this mean for airports?
AAM is coming, and you need to be prepared.
AVISTRA has the knowledge needed to help you understand and navigate this industry change.
Sara Hales
- Apr 12
Plans are worthless, but planning is everything
AVISTRA, in collaboration with Aviation Projects, now offers new and improved Strategic Master Planning solutions.
Sara Hales
- Apr 5
Could Northern freight hubs create a new bi-modal import solution for Australia?
Featured article in Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) Across Borders Magazine - Edition 1, 2022
AVISTRA
- Feb 16
The future of Air Mobility takes off with Greenbird
AVISTRA is pleased to announce the launch of Advanced Air Mobility industry collaboration platform Greenbird.
AVISTRA
- Jul 28, 2021
AVISTRA partners with Freight and Trade Alliance
Freight & Trade Alliance has announced it's partnership with aviation and air freight consultants AVISTRA to facilitate supply chain reform.
Daniel Mellish
- Jul 21, 2021
Aeronautical revenue - where to from here?
Now is the ideal time to optimise aeronautical fees and airport business performance.
Sara Hales
- Jun 24, 2021
Air cargo's perfect storm
Australia should think about how we can both manipulate the levers which lead to the provision of air freight capacity.
Sara Hales
- Jun 2, 2021
AVISTRA turns 1!
This week, we celebrate AVISTRA’s first birthday. Following a successful first year, we have established AVISTRA as a stand alone entity.
Sara Hales
- Apr 21, 2021
Vertical integration of airport businesses
Airports around the world are considering ways to diversify their revenue streams and build resilience in their business.
Sara Hales
- Mar 10, 2021
Australian air cargo impacts
The impact of COVID-19 on the global air cargo industry, and how these events are likely to impact upon air cargo space for various users.
Sara Hales
- Nov 4, 2020
Air Cargo Update
If your airport doesn’t have an air cargo strategy and is not optimising revenue from air cargo operations, then it is missing out.
Sara Hales
- Sep 9, 2020
Let love fly
I think this is what we have all loved about working in aviation. We have truly made a difference in people’s lives.
Sara Hales
- Aug 26, 2020
Are you even an airline anymore?
In many industries we have witnessed a separation of the asset base and the marketplace. Given the current situation is it aviation's turn?
Sara Hales
- Aug 19, 2020
The changing role of air cargo
Recently, Air Canada announced, their air cargo revenues had outstripped their passenger revenues for the first time ever.
Sara Hales
- Jul 29, 2020
Love a Bundy run
We are working with Bundaberg Regional Council to determine the level of commercial viability of air freight services for the region.
Sara Hales
- Jul 8, 2020
Let's do it all again
Here's to aviation. I’m looking forward to doing it all again.
Sara Hales
- Jun 24, 2020
Optimise non aeronautical revenues to build a sustainable airport business
A resilient, growth oriented and sustainable airport business plan must optimise both aeronautical and non-aeronautical revenue development.
Sara Hales
- Jun 17, 2020
Hunting in packs
"Hunting in packs" is essential to growing airport businesses, and is a powerful strategy for rebuilding aviation connections post COVID-19.
Sara Hales
- Jun 10, 2020
Making the complex simple
"Any fool can make a simple thing complicated. It takes someone who really knows what they're talking about to make the complex simple" -Dad
Sara Hales
- Jun 3, 2020
"Take Off" - ICAO launches industry guidelines for post COVID-19 recovery
ICAO recently adopted new COVID-19 aviation recovery guidelines to reconnect the world. “Take Off” is the industry plan to get back to work.
Sara Hales
- May 27, 2020
Fish and chip economics and the future of aviation
Some businesses are recession-proof. In times of struggle, people still treat themselves.
What does this mean for airports and aviation?