Marc Joel Atrero
AuthorCairns welcomes the application industry
July 24, 2012 0 commentAAAA’s annual convention received a warm and sunny reception in far north Queensland when 150 ag pilots, business owners, maintainers, suppliers and partners met in Cairns in June. With the Honourable Bob Katter MP providing a rousing and generous welcome that noted the significant contribution aerial application makes to the lives of all Australians, there
Read moreNTA/CTAF changes continue
July 22, 2012 0 commentThe massaging of nontower aerodrome (NTA) procedures continues. In the May-June issue of the CASA Flight Safety Australia magazine it was advised that effective from June 28 there will be yet another change. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please
Read moreWarbirds
July 21, 2012 0 commentEx Australian Fairey Firefly In The Wars Again Expat Fairey Firely, the former RAN WD828 and warbird VH-HMW, now in the States as N518WB, is in the wars again, this time with an apparent undercarriage collapse during landing. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the
Read moreDefence Update
July 20, 2012 0 commentAir Combat capability gap may be unavoidable The program to replace Australia’s air combat capability with the fifth generation F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is never far from the spotlight and with the recent delay to the program as part of the 2012-13 federal budget, this has been especially true. The recent budget announcement delaying the
Read moreOn Target
July 19, 2012 0 commentThe politics of air power On Target discussed the essential qualities of a world-class air force in AA, April 2012. In summary, those qualities rest on excellence in people, training, and technology. It is a national air power organisation’s responsibility to develop a system and culture that can deliver those qualities. In Australia’s case this
Read moreYester Year
July 18, 2012 0 comment10 Years Ago The Austrian government announced on July 2 the Eurofighter Typhoon has been selected as the country’s new fighter to replace the Austrian air force’s Saab Drakens. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email
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