1989 Civil Aircraft Census

September 12, 1989 0 comment

Explanation of Aircraft Types: Beech 33 Debonair & Bonanza, Beech 35 & 36 Bonanza, Beech 23 Musketeer, Sundowner & Sport, Beech 60 Duke, Beech 77 Skipper, Beech 76 Duchess & Beech 200 King Air. Cessna 500 Series Citations, C441 Conquest, C425 Conquest 2, C188 Agwagon, Agtruck, C177 Cardinal. DeHavilland DH82 Tiger Moth, DH84 Dragon, DH85

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Traffic

September 12, 1989 0 comment

Airline News AIR CALEDONIE- Their leased 737-33A F-GFUC has returned to France and service with Aeromaritime. As QKL9601 F-GFUC flew Noumea to Darwin on July 5th. To replace this aircraft Air Caledonie have leased 737-33A F-ODGX msn (manufacturers serial number) 24094 from Ansett Worldwide. AIR VANUATU- In early June their 727-76 VH-TBN was named ‘Spirit

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Air Safety

September 11, 1989 0 comment

Flying the Morning After the Night Before The following experiment by the Aviation Psychology Laboratory at the Heidelberg College in Ohio illustrates the persistent effects of heavy drinking on a pilot’s ability to safely conduct a flight. Every pilot should read this feature with great interest as it tends to make one rethink the basic

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Anset V BAe A Establish Flying Training Academy

September 11, 1989 0 comment

New Airline Flying Training College at Tamworth Will Be a World Leader The new British Aerospace/Ansett International Flying Training College to be established at Tamworth in northern NSW early next year will be the best of its kind in the world. This is the view of Sir Peter Abeles, joint managing director of Ansett. He

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Air Training Corps in Expansive Mode

September 11, 1989 0 comment

Air Training Corps Being Used to Greater Extent To boost Raaf recruitment quality If you are like most of the readers of this publication who frequent local aviation activities and air shows, you are likely to see what appear to be junior members of the RAAF. In fact, these young persons happen to be Air

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Warbirds

September 10, 1989 0 comment

The Migs Arrive! Friday June 30th marked a special event for all Australian Warbird enthusiasts when three Polish built MiG-15 two seat trainers arrived in a container crate at Melbourne’s Essendon Airport. Another two of the same model have since arrived at Bankstown Airport in Sydney NSW. If this is not enough, four single seat

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