Marc Joel Atrero
AuthorAir Safety
November 18, 1987 0 commentConstants and Trim Two Characters With the Right Approach In the previous issue, we considered the elements in a safe landing. Now let’s look a little more closely at the control of the aircraft. An aircraft designer goes to great pains to make his aircraft stable. What is stable? There are several kinds of stability
Read moreUpdate – Piaggio Avanti
November 18, 1987 0 commentPiaggio Avanti The quest to produce a turboprop with near-jet performance has certainly been a primary goal of several of the world’s leading corporate aircraft manufacturers this past decade. Unfortunately, few have come anywhere near achieving that goal and indeed some have been bankrupted in the process. Learfan was the first, followed by the rather
Read moreAerospace Industry News
November 18, 1987 0 commentAustralian Aerospace Industry News is the official news medium of the Association of Australian Aerospace Industries (AAAI). Support for the Raaf The Director of Maintenance Policy of the Royal Australian Air Force has written to advise that support for the RAAF from the Australian industry is essential to maintain their defence preparedness. He believes that
Read moreLufthansa Leading in Freight Race
November 18, 1987 0 commentLufthansa Set to Maintain Air Freight Leadership While most northern hemisphere international carriers were licking their wounds in 1986, West Germany’s Lufthansa was busy securing an even bigger share of the world air cargo market. Nineteen eighty-six was a benchmark year for the German flag carrier. Not only did it see an increase in transatlantic
Read moreUpdate – Shorts 360-300
November 18, 1987 0 commentWhen the board of Shorts decided during the early seventies to pursue development of a 30-passenger low-cost commuter airliner, little did they realise that they would be setting the scene for an aircraft that would sell over three hundred examples in a little over a decade of series production. Much of the success of the
Read moreFrom The Cockpit – Victa Airtourer
November 18, 1987 0 commentFrom the Cockpit Continuing Our Series Outlining the History, Flying Characteristics & Market Values of General Aviation’s Most Interesting Aircraft 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 on this
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