Technology Explained

May 19, 1988 0 comment

Precision Guided Munitions Rockwell AGM-130A/B and Northrop AGM-136A Tacit Rainbow One of the most interesting aspects of PGM evolution has been a distinct tendency to develop role specific weapons. Two paths are pursued in this quest, with modular families of weapons spawning ever growing numbers of sub-variants and subtypes. Only occasionally is it that an

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New Zealand News

May 18, 1988 0 comment

Qantas Gets Even March bilateral talks in Wellington should ease a long standing irritation. For years, Air New Zealand’s practice of flying out of Sydney with US-bound Australians, making a brief call at Auckland and then flying on, has rankled Qantas. One Australian source estimated Air New Zealand earned $150 million by carrying 100,000 Australians

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At Last. . . He Full Story Of Australia’s Proud Naval Aviation Heritage

May 18, 1988 0 comment

For over 70 years, aircraft at sea have formed an integral part of the Royal Australian Navy, both in peace and war. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email Password Forgot password? Keep me signed in

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In Australian Service – Boeing’s 747

May 18, 1988 0 comment

Boeing 747 Part I Part Twenty Eight in a Series Examining the Airliners That Established Civil Aviation in Australia No other commercial airliner carries a greater share of international travel and trade than the Boeing 747. Nor does any other airliner carry a greater burden of responsibility for the continued good fortunes of the world’s

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EROPS and the Overwater Twin

May 18, 1988 0 comment

Erops – Twins Conquering Distance The term EROPS denotes extended range operations of twin-engine aircraft. The mnemonic was coined in the early 1980s, and at present is still unfamiliar to many; however, if airframe and engine manufacturers, and numerous operators have anticipated correctly, the word will be considerably more familiar by the end of this

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Airline Affairs

May 18, 1988 0 comment

Air Queensland Lives on as Australian Airlines Launches New Third Level Operation: Australian Airlines has decided to retain a small portion of the former Air Queensland in operation. Rather than scuttle the fiscally ill fated carrier altogether Australia have decided to retain the potentially important services linking Welpa, Thursday Island and Bamaga with Cairns. The

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