Warbirds

February 10, 2007 0 comment

Another Catalina for Australia Who Can Remember the Mike Wansey Catalina That Flew From the Usa to Australia Back in the Early 1980s and Then Toured Around Here for a Time? With a Little Luck That Catalina Will Be Coming Back to Australia. The Cat, Better Known as N68756, a Pby-5a (Ex Bu46590), Was Associated

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Traffic

February 9, 2007 0 comment

A330 Enters Jetstar Service Jetstar Placed the A330-200 Into Service in November With Flights From Melbourne to Bangkok and From Sydney to Phuket. A330-202 Vh-ebb Operated the Inaugural Jetstar A330-200 Service on November 23 When It Departed Melbourne for Bangkok as Jq29. The Following Day A330-202 Vh-ebd Operated the Inau-gural Service From Sydney to Phuket

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Running rough

February 8, 2007 0 comment

In July 1965, sev-eral Department of Civil Aviation Fixed Wing Testing Officers arrived in Darwin on their bi-annual visit. I was scheduled to do my Commercial Licence flight checks during their short stay. At the time I was em-ployed as the station engineer for Connellan Airways, with a staff of five, maintaining DH Herons, Beech

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Foreign growth

February 8, 2007 0 comment

Intl students boost Australian flying training Flying training in Australia looks set to grow strongly in the com-ing year. According to the Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics 2005 General Aviation Report, over 415,000 flight hours were attributed to flight training, representing a slight drop from 2003 (2004 data was incomplete). Despite this small drop,

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Private Wings

February 7, 2007 0 comment

Singapore’s new privatised pilot training The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) selection of a Lockheed Martin led team to conduct its Basic Wings Course (BWC) for the next 20 years using the Pilatus PC-21 advanced trainer under a public/private partnership (PPP) ‘turn-key’ arrange-ment could have implica-tions for the RAAF. Under the teaming ar-rangement, Swiss

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Journalist of the Year 2006

February 7, 2007 0 comment

The National Aviation Press Club held its seventh annual Aviation Journalist of the Year awards presentation dinner at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney on November 24. Long-time editor of Aviation Business maga-zine, Doug Nancarrow, has won the big prize for aviation reporting in 2006, the Airservices Australia National Aviation Press Club Journalist of the Year

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