Marc Joel Atrero
AuthorInterview – Stuart Millar
January 30, 1989 0 commentStewart Wilson Interviews Stuart Millar “The Mission-to become the dominant supplier of personal aircraft throughout the world”. That is the slogan which has become the driving force behind Piper Aircraft and its owner, a lively 62 year old Californian called Stuart Millar. Millar is a man with a mission, a man who has effectively said
Read moreThe Airlines Fight for KSA
January 29, 1989 0 commentDomestics Join Forces to Fight For Ksa Upgrading Australia’s national aviation passenger system faces critical damage unless there is urgent action to overcome the saturated capacity problems at Sydney Airport, according to Ansett and Australian Airlines. In a joint statement (which is also supported by Qantas) issued at press time, the two airlines said up
Read moreTraffic
January 29, 1989 0 commentPropjet News This is another section of the industry that is experiencing a buoyant time at the moment with an unprecedented number of turbine twins entering the country. Beech King Air 8200 N3456W c/n BB-964 arrived in Port Hedland from Bali on October 9th. Eventual destination for the King Air, which was being ferried by
Read moreDefence Update
January 29, 1989 0 commentKangaroo 89 Shaping up as Largest Military Exercise Ever A wide range of RAAF, USAF and Army aircraft will participate in Exercise Kangaroo 89 in northern Australia between July and September, 1989. In the air transport role, the RAAF intends committing a Boeing 707, 8 C-130 Hercules, 8 Caribous and 6 CH-47 Chinooks. The RAAF’s
Read moreDeregulation Countdown Pt1
January 29, 1989 0 commentDeregulation: The United States Experience This series will aim to highlight the opportunities and pitfalls of the deregulated airline industry in Australia. To do that it will show in three installments how the US experience with deregulation is of benefit to us. Firstly, in this issue we will establish the facts about the US airline
Read moreSpace
January 29, 1989 0 commentUs Manned Space Programme Resumes With Successful Shuttle Mission 26 The United States have resumed their manned spaceflight programme following the highly successful test flight of Mission 26. The mission involved the launch of a large fracking Data Relay Satellite while serving to demonstrate a wide range of procedural changes, over 200 changes to vehicle
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