Peter Harlow’s classic Interstate Cadet VCQ is the only new type in this month’s New Allocations listing. The Cadet is a twoseat tandem, strut-braced high-wing, single-engine, fixedundercarriage aircraft using a fabriccovered welded steel tube fuselage and wooden wings with metal ribs. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Subscribe to Australian Aviation for

Tips on preparing for that first flying job The days of obtaining the CPL and getting a job the next day seem to have gone forever. Today hunting for a flying job, particularly that first job, is harder than it has been in the past few years. The reasons are many and varied – the

The high cost of doing aviation business in Australia There is no doubt that regional aviation is in for a couple of challenging years, along with the rest of our economy. These aviation services are essential to regional towns and the remote areas. If RPT, charter, freight and training are to thrive or even survive

Community consultation the key The Australian Airports Association (AAA) and Airservices once again came together to jointly host the Aviation Industry Noise Forum in Canberra on May 27. It was the fifth year for the forum which brings together representatives from across the aviation industry to discuss noise management techniques and industry best practice. This