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Flight West Airlines When you own something you look after it, nurture it, and have complete control over it. Sir Dennis Buchanan stands ready to take his Right West Airlines into the mid nineties with the same rational management which has established the carrier as one of Australia’s largest regional airlines. Julian Green reports from

Refocus Into Increasing Adf Combat Power Under the Coalition Government The first priority in Defence of a Liberal-National Government in Canberra will be to refocus the efforts of the Defence hierarchy into increasing the combat power of the Australian Defence Force. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To

Flight Testing Microsoft Flight Simulator Version 4.0 If you are a busy pilot struggling to stay current or a newcomer to flying, then Mici oft Flight Simulator 4.0 (MFS4) would be an excellent choice for your only flight simulator. Anybody who has never experienced “electronic” flight will also find mastering this simulation a fascinating experience.

Boeing Bullish on Future Air Cargo Requirements Boeing has released its latest “World Air Cargo Forecast”. The document is the culmination of exhaustive research and looks ahead as far as 2005. It makes predictions as to the types of freighter aircraft that will be required in the future compared with those flying the world now;

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A6 – Vickers Viscount The route by which two Vickers Viscount airliners, originally intended for TransAustralia Airlines (TAA), ended up in RAAF service was quite an unusual one. The prototype Vickers Viscount, registered G-AHRF, first flew on July 16 1948 and was the first propeller turbine aircraft to enter airline service. TAA ordered six of