Marc Joel Atrero

Anz Order Their First 747-400 Air New Zealand has placed an order for a Boeing 747-400 series, to be delivered in July 1989. It will add to their fleet of five 200 series jumbos. The airline’s Managing Director, Mr Normal Geary, said the order decision was driven by market demand: “Some time ago we deferred

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10 Years Ago • In a move designed to reduce noise at British airports, the UK Department of Trade has announced that all aircraft registered, purchased or dry-leased by British operators from 30 September must comply with noise standards laid down by ICAO Annexe 16. The effect of these standards will require early Boe- ing

The pilot of the Cessna 210 had joined the circuit for landing on Runway 05. He completed the pre-landing checks including lowering the gear and he confirmed three green lights on final. The pilot was aiming to touch down on the numbers. The airspeed was 75 knots and reducing when he encountered ‘a bit of

Raaf Pc-9 Deliveries May Be Delayeo if Export Orders Materialise The Defence Department may be prepared to interrupt the RAAF’s delivery program of the Swiss-licensed Pilatus PC-9s if prospects of sales of the aircraft to New Zealand and/or Asia harden. Exploratory talks have been held with New Zealand and some Asian nation officials as to

Expanding Australian Industry Targets Asia/ Pacific Markets Through Asian Aerospace Twelve Australian companies will be taking off to Singapore shortly to take part in the Asia Pacific region’s premier aerospace exhibition. Asian Aerospace ’88, to be held at Singapore’s Changi Airport from 27-31 January 1988, is the region’s largest presentation of products and systems for