Marc Joel Atrero

Record June Quarter Results Show Boost for Compass and Ansett: DOTC data for the June quarter show that Compass is on target to gain the 20%+ total market share that it originally set out to achieve by year end. On the routes that it flies, and with just three aircraft, Compass has gained 21. 3%

Winds of Change Recessions are always bad news. There are few winners and many losers and they come from every walk of life. However, if you eke your living from that mostly wonderful institution called aviation, then the present may well be a time when you can only look to tomorrow with hope. This content

Winds of Change Recessions are always bad news. There are few winners and many losers and they come from every walk of life. However, if you eke your living from that mostly wonderful institution called aviation, then the present may well be a time when you can only look to tomorrow with hope. This content

Register Review Again this month, only a small number of additions to the register mainly due to the economic downturn in Australia during the last twelve months or so. With a reversal predicted toward the end of this year we can expect things to improve soon, although general aviation is usually first to react to

Lots to tell you this issue! Winner of our highly successful “Name the Waypoint” competition was R M Grey, 4 Johore Place, East Lindfield, NSW who walked away with a world-wide collection of twenty or so Jeppeson radio-navigation charts. The answer, known to most entrants, was “Gulna”. Alan Muddle of Dungog, NSW recently alerted me

Civil Sar Units Fulfilling Important Role in Search and Rescue A vital but little publicised role in Australia’s Search and Rescue (SAR) operational structure is that played by the Civil SAR Units (CSU). CSUs are organisations which provide contract SAR services to the CAA and are called out for operations only when required. As such