Marc Joel Atrero

Ever since military forces started using the electromagnetic spectrum to support air operations, opposing forces have attempted to prevent their use either through hard kills (German attacks on the RAF Chain Home Radar sites during the Battle of Britain) or soft kills (German attempts to disrupt the radio beams – Oboe – used to direct

The iPad is here to stay! Since its introduction to the aviation community some 18 months ago it has had a faster acceptance rate than portable GPS units. For the aviator there are some fantastic applications (apps) to use to make flying easier and cheaper. It is also a great device in the flight instructing

Temora Warbirds Downunder Airshow The Temora Aviation Museum Warbirds Downunder 2011 Airshow was the big warbird event that a lot of Australian aviation enthusiasts had been waiting for. And they were not disappointed! Held on Saturday 19th November the show ran almost non-stop for five hours. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members.

Final Tiger Arh Handed Over Australian Aerospace has handed over the last of the Army’s ARH Tiger helicopters, marking the end of a production run hit by several significant delays. 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

Qantas Group News in This Issue We Report the Delivery of an A380 and a 737‑800 to Qantas, an A330‑200 and A320 to Jetstar and an A320 to Jetstar Asia. The Sole Departure Was a 737‑400 of Qantas, While a Fokker 100 of Network Aviation Was Removed From the Register as a Source of Spares.

Aviation Journalist of the Year The flagship 2011 Aviation Journalist of the Year was presented to the journalist the judging panel considered to have contributed most in their field, based on overall quality of work, standard of writing, and understanding of industry issues. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a