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Until recently one of GA’s most under-appreciated types, the Pipe PA-28-236 Dakota is at last tired of hiding its light under a bushel and is making a strong bid for top billings . . . Although the type is a strong one, lacking in vices and willing to try anything twice, the Dakota (ex-Pathfinder, ex-

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Sophistication has always been the name of the game in the light aircraft field, throughout the flying world. True, some enthusiasts are going backwards in terms of development and pinning their faith – and life – on hang gliders, powered laundry hoists and other Lillienthal-like constructions (which would have made the good Otto pack up

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Transavia Airtruk John Perry Reports on Australia’s Other Aircraft Program The Federal Government is in immediate danger of losing yet another valuable light aircraft project and following in the unenviable footsteps of the unlamented (depending on which side of the political fence one leans) British Labour administration . . . Harsh words? Not really; One

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THE PROBLEM of replacing the country’s sole surviving aircraft carrier goes back at least as far as that of replacing RAAF Mirages. I recall a conversation in Canberra over 10 years ago, when some RAN officers who had inspected the ship’s bilges told me that any reasonably heavy sea would break her in two! Despite

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The right plane at the right time – that in one brief sentence is what makes· a commercial (read successful) aircraft program. There is certainly no arguing with this simple theory and it is a sad fact of aeronautical life that only one In three design approvals ever live to become viable aircraft projects. One

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