Airways Aviation Australia Named Finalist in the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards
Brisbane, Australia – The Honourable Ros Bates, Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training, has congratulated Airways Aviation Australia on being announced as a finalist in the prestigious Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards.
With a record number of applications submitted this year, the recognition is even more significant. Being named among Queensland’s leading exporters is a testament to Airways Aviation’s excellence, innovation, and contribution to the state’s global success.
“This recognition reflects not only the quality of Airways Aviation’s services but also the vital role the company plays in show casing Queensland on the international stage,” said Minister Ros Bates. “Your commitment to delivering world-class training and expanding into global markets sets an example for the entire sector.”
Airways Aviation Australia has built an international reputation for excellence in aviation training, exporting knowledge and skills worldwide while contributing significantly to Queensland’s economy and positioning the state as a global hub for aviation.
Airways Aviation CEO Australasia and Pacific, Janet Dalby, said, “I am extremely proud of our dedicated team both on shore and offshore who make every effort in providing high quality training. Their efforts have helped in building our international reputation”.
About the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards
The awards celebrate companies that excel in international trade, recognising their ability to compete and succeed in global markets.
About Airways Aviation Australia
Airways Aviation is a global leader in aviation education and training, with a presence in multiple countries and a strong commitment to excellence, safety, and innovation. It operates in 3 locations in Australia: Gold Coast, Lismore and Brisbane, offering high standards training to self-sponsored students as well as for partner programs (TAFE, Griffith University, Philippine Airlines, amongst others).
