There may be tough times ahead for the Australian economy but the continued growth of the Australian warbird movement does not reflect this. Since our last warbirds register was produced in 1987 the number of aircraft listed has doubled and if one is to believe even a portion of the stories about the number of
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The Boeing 767 Part I Part Thirty-Two in a Series Examining the Airliners That Established Civil Aviation in Australia The Boeing 767 has gone from strength to strength in Australian service. First employed by Ansett as their flagship on domestic operations it has fulfilled an even more crucial role for Qantas in giving them an
Interscan Poised as Aviation’s MLS Revolution Begins An important industrial opportunity in the arcane world of airport landing systems is about to open up and an Australian company, lnterscan International Limited, is poised to grab a lion’s share of the multi-million dollar market. Between now and 1998, at all the world’s main airports, the precision
To Praise Deregulation, Not to Bury It Part 1 The Deregulation Countdown This is our final article in our Deregulation Countdown series and examines the situation in Australia as we bade farewell to 38 years of the Two Airline Policy. Our previous two editions analysed what has occurred in both Canada and New Zealand since
The Gulf Crisis – Order of Battle Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait represents the boldest political and military move yet by Saddam Hussein, Iraq’s totalitarian leader. It is the culmination of a military build up without precedent in the Middle East, which has seen an impoverished Third World nation squander oil revenues for well over a