Marc Joel Atrero
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May 25, 2011 0 commentNew Allocations REGISTRATION/TYPE/SERIAL NUMBER/DATE/OWNER OR OPERATOR/PREVIOUS REGISTRATIONS AQI Yakovlev Yak‑52 844714 21/3/11 Derek Townsend, 13 Barellan Ave Buddina Qld 4575 N452T DOSAAF-119 (Red) AZV Cessna 150L 15072086 3/3/11 Peter Rosendale, 2 Third Ave Marcoola Qld 4564 N92JT N6586G CDU Guimbal Cabri G2 1018 17/3/11 Helicopter Transport and Training, PO Box 227 Georges Hall NSW 2198
Read moreThe No-Fly Zone
May 24, 2011 0 commentThe public debate preceding the decision to establish a no-fly zone over Libya to protect much of its population from the armed forces of the dictator Muammar Gaddafi was largely ill-informed. Many participants offered little more than the usual assertions: that no-fly zones don’t work, cost too much, and cause excessive casualties on both sides.
Read moreKeeping Up To Speed
May 23, 2011 0 commentProfessional development doesn’t happen by accident – you need a career map, an enquiring mind and a very personal commitment to ongoing learning. Just because you have reached your immediate goal of attaining a licence doesn’t mean you should put away the books. And if you have thousands of hours at you are not excused
Read moreFive ports where Virgin ATRs could land
May 22, 2011 0 commentVirgin Blue’s pending Skywest operated ATR 72 fleet offers hope for regional towns. Tamworth and Armidale in NSW and Bundaberg, Gladstone and Emerald in Queensland have not had airline competition since the Ansett collapse a decade ago, and would be keenly looking to see just how Virgin Blue deploys its ATRs. This content is available
Read moreRight Hand Seat
May 21, 2011 0 commentNav basics – the mud map A mud map. What is that you may well ask? The usual definition of a mud map is an informal map …. a roughly drawn map, usually on the ground. In the flight training area a mud map (MM) can be a great asset to assist in the execution
Read moreAirport opportunities
May 20, 2011 0 commentMany operators have been working feverishly on their responses to the Productivity Commission (PC) inquiry into airport regulation. While the title is hardly riveting, this is one of the most important aviation inquiries announced by government in the past two decades. Since airports were privatised there has been a quantum shift in market power, with
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