The Case for Raaf Kc-135s The ADF’s lack of a true operational inflight refuelling capability has been and continues to be a major weakness in our force structure. During the eighties the subject was deemed to be taboo in defence circles, ostensibly as elements of both the incumbent government and the civilian component of the

Aus/Nz Sam Nears Reality The Australian and New Zealand transport ministers have agreed upon the introduction of a common domestic aviation market in Australasia from November 1 this year, paving the way for NZ carriers to fly domestically in Australia, and Australian airlines to fly domestically in New Zealand. The agreement was reached following ministerial

General Aviation Scene: Industry To Play Key Role In CASA’s Self Review The Civil Aviation Safety Authority has instigated a two year long review program into its regulatory framework and regulatory role which will have considerable input from the aviation industry. The two part review will focus on streamlining and harmonising aviation regulations, making them

Rockwell GPS For RAAF The Department of Defence has signed a $20m contract with Rockwell Australia to supply Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment for the RAAF’s Boeing 707, HS.748 and C-130H Hercules transport aircraft. Rockwell will be responsible for the design and integration of the GPS modification with other onboard navigation systems and for spares