Australian Aviation

Flipside of the not so brave new world It seems to have been a busy time for the aviation industry. There are brand new 737 MAXs stacking up in the staff car park at Boeing and a Ural Airlines Airbus A321 landing in a Moscow cornfield. Australia’s major airlines reported results in black and red,

Ditch the dread of that inevitable interview question The professional editor I am using for my upcoming book, Marnie at Hirstywords, emailed recently to tell me about the first job interview she had attended in 20 years. She was excited to announce her success and how she nailed the ‘Tell me about yourself’ question. Marnie

How the DC-4 opened up the nation and more It was sold overseas in 1969 becoming N1220V at Flying Tiger Line. ERIC ALLEN B efore World War II, Pan American’s large flying boats, the Boeing 314 Clippers, operated long-range flights – mainly across the North Pacific – to limited Pacific destinations. Services also reached as

Warbirds, classic aircraft, museum and airshow news Reevers B25 Mitchell For Sale The North American B25J Mitchell of Reevers Warbirds Australia has been put up for sale. The aircraft, located at Parafield Airport, South Australia is substantially complete but is being sold as a rebuild project with the view to making it airworthy, either in

Developing Habit Patterns For High Performance Out of the Blue: Part 5 – Final As I’m writing this I’m also preparing to attend the funeral of my father. It’s not the first time I’ve experienced the loss of a close loved one. So, when I say having to leave this Earth is just a part

Air combat specialists step up They are among the RAAF best of the best – the latest batch of Air Warfare Instructor (AWI) capability subject matter experts showing they have what it takes to emerge as graduates of the biennial 2019 Air Warfare Instructor Course (AWIC). The course concluded with the now familiar Exercise Dawn