Oshkosh 1994 — Definitely on an Upswing If the 1994 EAA Oshkosh Convention was any measure of the current state of the General Aviation (GA) industry in America, then it looks like the economic upturn has definitely started. Given the huge crowds that attend Oshkosh, it is the ideal focal point for the GA industry

Flight Instructor Stress The student pilot had not flown for three months so the CFI conducted a dual flight with him prior to authorising him for his first solo cross country. The CFI also conducted a comprehensive briefing prior to the cross country flight which included a study of the weather forecasts, and the action

Aviation Industry Report Indicates Australia’s Performance Is Mixed A recently released report by the Bureau of Industry Economics (Research Report 59 August 1994) comparing Australia’s aviation infrastructure with international practice indicates a mixed performance. Since 1991 the BIE has been undertaking a study to develop international performance indicators for Australia’s major infrastructure services. Aviation is

  The mood at this year’s Farnborough Air Show was one of quiet optimism. After several years of recession and painful restructuring, civil manufacturers were buoyed by recent trends though military prospects remain fairly subdued. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this