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One New Pilot’s Study Tips For Ppl And Cpl Students Toby Richardson, 26, started his CPL training in 2018. He travels around the world full-time working remotely as a writer, choosing to write about what he loves such as flying. Toby has written this study guide in response to noticing the stress of many of

School closure indicative of a wider GA problem The oldest flying school at Archerfield, Brisbane’s metropolitan airport, has closed its hangar doors for the last time for reasons all too common to the fate of school-based training nationally and the overall health of the GA industry. Gil Layt’s Flying School first started training new pilots

Our UK-based GA expert Dave Unwin puts the latest version of an old favourite through its paces ‘A subtle but significant clue that this is not … even your father’s Archer’ This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username

Accuracy the key to a perfect record The most important book in a pilot’s library is the logbook. Most books can be replaced, but not the logbook which contains unique details of a pilot’s flight history. When a pilot starts flying, he or she should purchase and fill out that logbook. Over a long period

Our life-savers head to the northern hot zone The mustering season is in full swing in the north. In the south, many firefighting airframes are receiving their annual maintenance. Some Australian crews continue to apply their life-saving skills throughout the northern hemisphere summer. This summer is proving to be particularly hot and the crews and

Industry recognises people making a difference The AAAA again recognised people making a real difference at its recent successful convention held in the Hunter Valley. AAAA’s top award – the Ray Mackay Award – was presented to Nicholas Woods for decades of service to aerial application through his research into droplet behaviour, aircraft set-up and