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Ballina Byron Gateway Airport emergency exercise.
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Ballina Bryon Gateway Airport Emergency Exercise
Avisure, facilitated a very successful emergency response exercise on 1 June at Ballina Byron Gateway Airport. Thanks to the amazing turnout from supporting organisations and emergency responders. The exercise simulated an aircraft crash on the airport. The SES and RFS volunteers were especially convincing in their roles as injured passengers! #ballinabryongatewayairport #teamavisure #australianredcross #IVARefuellerSkyHighAviation #AirservicesAviationRescueFireFightingService
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We’re part of the solution!
‘We’re part of the solution’: that was the 2021 theme for World Biodiversity Day, celebrated on 22 May. It’s also true of the work Avisure does in cooperation with airports in Australia and internationally. Avisure is proud that, not only does their wildlife hazard management expertise help airport operators to make their airports safer, but
How smart are ibis?
Avisure managing director, Phil Shaw, was in the news yesterday. He was speaking as an expert member of the Ibis Management Coordination Group (IMCG), established in the 1990s following an ibis strike on a Qantas jet at Coolangatta. In the ABC News report on the canny Gold Coast ibis, Shaw said: ‘They’re very smart’. ‘They’ve
Reconciliation plan’s striking artwork
Avisure and Ecosure have received the final piece of artwork that represents both our companies and our journey towards reconciliation.
Lest we forget
This Anzac Day we honour the many animals which have served, and continue to serve, in armed conflict, often sadly making the ultimate sacrifice. In 1943, the veterinary charity organisation, the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals ((PDSA), established the PDSA Dickins Medal, to recognise animals for ‘conspicuous gallantry or devotion to duty while serving or
One Man’s Flying
Avisure Managing Director, Phil Shaw’s father, Ted Shaw, was a pilot in the RAAF during the Second World War. On the occasion of RAAF’s 100th Anniversary, Avisure would like to publish Ted’s story.
