Australian Aviation

Fokker Bounce Back With New Aircraft Programmes It seemed fitting that on the 25th anniversary of the first commercial service by the aircraft that has historically come the closest to being the mythical ‘DC-3 replacement’ Fokker should announce the project of two new airliner programmes that will ensure Its market share In the decades to

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A Special Section Dedicated to the Advancement of Ultralight Aviation News DELAY IN SANCTIONING ANO 95. 22 At time of going to press it looked as though the revised ANO 95. 1O would be fully sanctioned by the DofA by Easter with the greatly expanded 95. 22 being given the green light around mid-year. This

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The name Warbirds stirs the blood of pilots and enthusiasts alike as one Instantly thinks of civilians operating and flying heavy fast ex-service aircraft, in particular piston engine fighters. And yet this was not always the situation. Until a few years ago the best place for Warbirds was in America and each year numerous Australians