Williamtown Raaf Base I’ve just spent some very enjoyable time watching and monitoring military movements at the Williamtown RAAF Base, north of Newcastle. You don’t go visiting RAAF bases on weekends, because.. yes … you guessed it, with penalty payments likely to absorb too much of the Defence Budget, they prefer the military fliers and

Well, we’ve done the Pilgrimage, I’ve been to Oshkosh! Before going on, I should perhaps make it clear that although I regularly write for Australian Aviation, which is a co-sponsor together with Torii Tours of the annual Oshkosh/US Aviation Museum tour, I paid my own way. The reason I opted for the Torii Tours package

Casa Firm On Mandatory Requirement For Automatically Activated Elts Following the embarrassing exposure of suspect statistics relating to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority requirement for C91a ELTs, at a hearing of the Morris Aviation Safety Inquiry late last year (refer p23 Dec 95 AA), the Director of CASA, Leroy Keith announced that a full review

Inquiry Finds GA Safe but Problems Persist The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Transport, Communications and Infrastructure has published its long-awaited report on its inquiry into aviation safety in the commuter and general aviation sectors. In the wake of the Monarch crash the Minister for Transport, Laurie Brereton, instructed the committee, led by Peter