Marc Joel Atrero

A Mustang Gone but Not Forgotten Time passes quickly and it does not seem that 2 1years have passed since Don Busche and his Mustang were lost at Bendigo, Vic on 15 February 1970. There have been two other fatal crashes of civil Mustangs in Australia, G-ARKD (previously VH-UWB) on 12 April 1962 at Mt

Do you allow yourself enough time to sit at your receivers and indulge yourself in all the aviation monitoring that you really want to do . . . each week? If not . . . try to organise your leisure hours so there is an extra amount of time available for the pursuit you so

Boeing’s Heavy Jet Heritage The Boeing 707/KC-135 family represents perhaps the greatest success story ever injet transport design. Part One of this three part in-depthProfile examines the development and testing of the Boeing 367-80 proofof conceptjet transport-the forefatherof all Boe ing jetliners – and the military careerof its first offspring, the highlysuccessful KC/C-135 tanker/transport and

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Rotor Tech a Victim of Gulf War This year’s Rotortech, to be held between March 8 and 10 at Oakey Army base in Queensland, was cancelled as a result of security concerns emanating from Australia’s involvement in the Gulf War. With the overall economy depressed, the HAA has decided not to seek an alternative venue

10 Years Ago British Air Ferries has acquired four Vickers Viscounts from British Airways taking its fleet total of the type to 10. The Australian Army’s 11 GAF Nomads, 17 Turbo Porters and 47 Bell 206B Jetrangers are to have a new camouflage scheme consisting of matt black, tan and light green which has been