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10 Years Ago • The last unit in the world to operate the Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar, the Republic of China Air Force’s 103rd Squadron, held a ceremony at Pingtung on December 19 to mark the type’s retirement. • An announcement from Boeing on December 2 said it had been awarded one of three Initial

Rally Australia chopper flying Finely tuned race vehicles tear down slippery forest roads at almost 200km/h passing only centimetres from trees and boulders before torturing their brakes towards the next hairpin turn. But if you think they are having all the fun, you should speak to the chopper pilots overhead! Rally Australia awakened the quiet

“Number 27 Nicholas Ivanoff, you’re cleared into the track – smoke ON”. Who would have predicted that this was the start of a great run for the Frenchman that would see him the eventual winner of the Perth round of the 2007 Red Bull Air Race? Perth again saw the final round of the Red

As the Aviation Industry Enters a Period of Phenomenal Growth, the Soaring Production Numbers of New Airliners is Well Documented. However, Just as Critical is the Need to Support This Growing Worldwide Fleet With Efficient Airspace and Infrastructure. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the

It’s not surprising that the eight-to-12 seat Citation Excel and follow-on XLS is Cessna’s most popular model, for it is that most desirable of aircraft: a small and comparatively inexpensive airframe with a big interior. Producing this widebodied light jet was a stroke of marketing genius, although developing it with a weight increase of little

Our latest bizjet directory details a major surge in deliveries to operators in Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea. In total 32 aircraft were delivered during the review period, the highest number of imports in a 12 month period since the first bizjet was delivered to the region in 1964. The local