Marc Joel Atrero
AuthorPeople & Bottom Line
May 1, 1991 0 commentPeople Mr Les Coleman has been appointed Bendix/King Technical and Marketing Consultant for Australia and New Zealand. Mr Sam Markham has been named Managing Director of lnterscan International P/L. Prof Ross Telfer has been appointed to the University of Newcastle’s Chair of Aviation. Bottom Line American Airlines Cargo has announced an 18. 6% increase in
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May 1, 1991 0 commentBeech Achieves Record 1990 Sales: Beechcraft have announced record sales during 1990, with the best profit performance since 1981 and the most aircraft delivered since 1982. Beech sales during 1990 totalled $US1. 1bn, the first time in the company’s history that sales have passed the billion dollar mark. Pre-tax profits for the year were $US80m,
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May 1, 1991 0 commentRaaf Airshow Shaping Up: The combined RAAF 70th Anniversary Airshow and Aviation Australia ’91 Trade Fair, to be held at Richmond air base on 11-13 October this year, is shaping up to be a real winner. Organised by the Aerospace Foundation of Australia Ltd, formed in the wake of the successful 1988 Australian Bicentennial Airshow
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May 1, 1991 0 commentDallas/Ft Worth Set to Hit Top Spot: T he US Federal Aviation Administration has predicted that Chicago O’Hare Airport is set to lose its title as the world’s busiest airport to Dallas/Fort Worth. The FAA predicts that Dallas/Fort Worth will overtake O’Hare by 1995, when it will handle an estimated 923,000 movements in the year,
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May 1, 1991 0 commentIcao Releases 1990 Safety Stats: The preliminary statistical report of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) on aviation safety and security during 1990 shows a significant improvement in the air safety and security picture when compared with 1989. In 1990 the scheduled air carriers of the 161 member nations experienced 25 aircraft accidents involving passenger
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May 1, 1991 0 commentJal Expected as Most Likely Foreign Qantas Shareholder: Japan Air Lines is slowly shaping up as the most likely major international shareholder in Qantas. Links between the two carriers are increasing as the strength of the Japan/Australia market increases. JAL and Qantas are also discussing the possibility of seconding a number of surplus QF aircrew
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