South African Harvards Up for Tender For pilots and potential owners of the North American T-6 Harvard, the 1996 disposal of some 90 of these rugged trainers by the South African Air Force (SAAF) will see a welcome injection of the type into the ranks of the warbird world, particularly in the USA. It is

Can the User Afford the Cost? User pays? Of course — why not? But who is the user? Is the user always the beneficiary? What happens when the user cannot afford to pay? Is closing down the service always a viable option? Ever since Henry Bosch recommended cost recovery of the services provided for aviation

Jindivik Replacement System Choice Soon Announcement of the preferred Australian Prime Contractor for the Australian Defence Force’s Aerial Targets System (AATS), also known as Joint Project 7, is expected soon, and will be followed by contract negotiations. JP7 seeks the acquisition of an aerial targets system for ongoing ADF missile practice firings. This content is

Footballers’ Flight Ends in Tragedy (Based on a report by the Bureau of Air Safety Investigation*) The members of a Victorian football club planned to spend a weekend in Launceston, Tasmania and, as one of their number worked as a Grade 3 Flying Instructor with a Moorabbin-based flying school, it fell to him to organise