Australian Aviation

Australian Aviation to Produce DofA Register on a Regular Basis: Australian Aviation magazine and the Department of Aviation have agreed on a new method of presenting hard copy readouts of the Australian Aircraft Register that will save the Department money and also result in Australian Aviation magazine being an even greater source of reference material

The Years Ahead Trying to forecast the future is about as reliable as trying to win at cards; both can be classified as forms of gambling in one way or another. However, as we close at the halfway mark through the second last decade of this, the most turbulent of man’s centuries, it might be

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With more than 4000 King Airs built to date and with all four Defence services operating more than 200of the type it was not surprising that Beechcraft would come up with further innovative variants on the King Air theme. The Wichita-based company’s latest such offering recently visited Australia where it created considerable interest amongst the

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Air New Zealand on Verge of Selecting New Twin-Jet By the time this issue of Australian Aviation appears, Air New Zealand’s new twin-jet, wide-bodied choice will be known – either the Airbus A310 or the Boeing 767. In a marathon cliffhanger, representatives Rolf Rue (Airbus Industrie) and Ron King and Jim Chorton (Boeing) cooled their