Marc Joel Atrero

The Cessna Citation VII The Cessna Aircraft Company used to have a product numbering system familiar to all fliers. The 100 series were light piston singles (120, 150, 152, 172, etc, with names like Skyhawk, Commuter and Cardinal). Larger singles came into the 200 series, from 206 Skylane to the 208 Caravan. The 300 models

Raaf Takes on New”Shape” With Fewer Numbers Air Force has taken on a new “shape in recent times, with reduced numbers on strength as at July 1 andmajor reorganisations both the Air Force Office and one of its key units, the Materiel Division. A new redundancy programme implemented this year, which was totally voluntary, saw

Ct-4 Movements The CT-4 Airtrainer may be out of RAAF service but it is certainly not going to be forgotten. Following the sale by auction of 36 of the aircraft at Bankstown airport on Saturday May 22, the new owners quickly moved their steeds across the country using ferry permits. No doubt these aircraft will

Regional Airline News Australian Air Kimberley is a new projected regional airline which was advertising for aircrew during June. Australian Air Kimberley is planning to operate Saab 340B type equipment on routes between Perth and Darwin. Australian Regional DHC-6-300 VH-TGG, which was rolled out at Townsville on June 11, was the first aircraft to adopt

General Aviation and Military Flying Training Philosophies – Are There Fundamental Differences? Several years were to pass between my last flight in the Navy and my first flight with an aero club, but it didn’t take me too long to reach the conclusion that the only similarity between the two was that you pushed the

Hunting Takes Flight Calibration a Step Towards the Future With the CM soon to announce the winning tender for operating Australia’s airways calibration contract, a British firm has pioneered a cost effective and novel solution to what previously was an overly expensive operation.  When it comes to landing an aircraft, particularly a large passenger jet,