Untangling the Airspace Alphabet

July 21, 1993 0 comment

November Deadline Date Set for Introduction of New Airspace Structure After some three years of investigation, consultation, and deliberation, the newAustralian Airspace Structure is finally to come into effect on November 11 this year. To achieve this, a radar chain extending from Cairns around the eastern seaboard, plus Perth with its own radar, will provide

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Aircraft ofthe ADF – A9 P-3 Orion

July 21, 1993 0 comment

A9 – Lockheed P-3 Orion The Lockheed Aircraft Corporation certainly has a solid track record in building maritime patrol aircraft. The Hudson equipped RAAF general purpose squadrons in 1940 and the Ventura entered Australian service in 1943. In 1951 the Lockheed P2V-5 Neptune (later designated P-2E) was received by No 11 Squadron, followed in 1962

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Airline Affairs

July 21, 1993 0 comment

Continental Out of Bankruptcy and Orders Up: Continental Airlines has emerged from 29 months’ of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following a $US450m cash injection from Air Canada and Texas based investment firm Air Partners. At the same time, the airline has placed firm orders for $2 Boeing airliners and op- tions on a further 98.

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People, Bottom Line, Book & Video Reviews

July 21, 1993 0 comment

One aircraft (a 700) will shortly be operated by Avcomfor charter services between east- ern and western Europe. It is generally considered that the former iron curtain’ countries offer great medium and long term potential for bizjet manufacturers and operators. Tourism Paying Off: The influence of increasing tourism is having a posi tive effect on

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Newsdesk – General Aviation

July 17, 1993 0 comment

Malaysian Eagle: Western Australia’s EagleAircraft International has sold the remaining 50% share of its unconventional Eagle XT-S composite light aircraft to the Malaysian government for$A4m. The troubled programme is now reportedly in the final stages of flight and structural testing for Australian certification to JAR Very Light Aircraft standards. Initial production will be in Australia

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Newsdesk- Military Aviation

July 17, 1993 0 comment

Airliner Stocks Shrinking: assessments and analysis plans associated with the main and secondary aircraft systems. Airbus, meanwhile, is going the more conventional route with its A330 large twin. The aircraft will enter service with a planned 90 minutes ETOPS approval and a build up of in service experience will see extensions to this. This content

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