Marc Joel Atrero

Recession and Deregulation Creating Massive Changes in Traditional Travel Patterns: Emerging data is indicating a considerable change to the traditional travel patterns for Australians young and old. Harvey World Travel reports a considerable decline in interest from 18 to 29 year olds in travelling abroad via their Kontiki Tours organisation. Kontiki specialises in inexpensive European

A new airline, to be known as AAA Airlines, is planning to commence services in the first half of next year using a shuttle service linking Sydney and Melbourne. AAA will be importing three McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30s which will be fully refurbished and hush kitted to full ICAO Stage 3 standards. Initially the airline will

Raaf Flying Reserves at Last Come of Age The recent Force Structure Review, despite its grey areas, needs to be looked at positively in that it has at last provided a viable infrastructure in which a larger number of reserve pilots can at last contribute their expertise and experience to the continuance of the defence

Raaf Flying Reserves at Last Come of Age The recent Force Structure Review, despite its grey areas, needs to be looked at positively in that it has at last provided a viable infrastructure in which a larger number of reserve pilots can at last contribute their expertise and experience to the continuance of the defence

Register Review Once again only a small number of changes to the register this month but covering some interesting old and new types. North Broken Hills’ Cessna 560 Citation NTH is the first of its kind on the register although the aircraft has been flying in Australia for some time using its American registration N26643.

The Fuji FA200 The last three decades have seen the powerful emergence of the Japanese economy, to the extent that it is now one of the dominant factors in overall world trade. The strength of its trading position bears witness to the thorough planning and successful execution of a strategic penetration of the consumerism of