Marc Joel Atrero
AuthorAustralia’s War Diary
March 15, 1993 0 comment50 Years Ago. . . January I-Burma. During a reconnaissance over the Chindwin, F/O Allan Haley of 155 Squadron RAF is killed . when his Mohawk is shot down by ground fire. Britain. Violent and widespread gales during this month inhibit both sides. Neither U-boats nor Coastal command aircraft accomplish much, although a U-boat pack
Read moreFlight Impressions- Skyfox CA-22.A
March 15, 1993 0 commentSkyfox CA-22A Australia’s Skyfox Aviation have done an excellent job of developing a very basic American Kitp/ane into an effective and comfortable Australian lightplane. Although it resembles the American Kitfox superficially, the CA-22A Skyfoxis a different animal below the skin in a number of significant areas. By the time you read this the CA-22A should
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March 15, 1993 0 commentCBD Heliport at Pyrmont Essential for Sydney Transport Infrastructure The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for a new heliport at Pier 8, Pyrmont, adjacent to the Darling Harbour development was on display for public comment late last year. The heliport is seen as a major advantage in Sydney’s bid to host the Olympic Games in the
Read more1993 Australian Flying Training Directory
March 15, 1993 0 commentChanges in the Aviation Industry during 1992. Although, technically Australia has emerged from the recession, the recovery is as yet barely perceptible. TI1e poor state of the economy both at home and overseas continues to hold back growth, and the aviation sector continues to suffer along with big and small businesses everywhere. Despite all this,
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March 15, 1993 0 commentMore Losses but a Nsett Nzflies On Ansett New Zealand will fly on-but its five year string of massive losses is likely to continue for at least another two years before the airline breaks even. The Australian owned airline broke a five year tradition of refusing to publish financial results by unwrapping a bottom line
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March 15, 1993 0 commentBoeing 727 Withdrawn From Australian Airlines Fleet Australian Airlines operated its last scheduled passenger service with the Boeing 727 on 31/12. Flight TN403, which was flown by 727-276 VH-TBR, departed Sydney on schedule at 1700 with 129 passengers on board. On arrival in Melbourne VH-TBR was placed in storage with 6 other Australian 727-276s VH-TBG,-TBM,
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