Helicopters Boom: Like turbine powered fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters are also in a boom state owing to their widespread acceptance as beasts of burden and utilisation rather than the notion that most helos were simply expensive luxuries which largely existed a decade ago. Bell simply cannot make enough of its Jetranger model (6000 built to date

Commercial Stretched 748 Under Consideration: British Aerospace are planning to stretch the successful 748 feeder liner to accept a 60-seat capacity. Standard 748 seats a maximum of 48 persons and has of late lost sales to the bigger F-27-500 and Dash 7. In addition to stretching the basic fuselage, BAe are also looking to replace

Third Level Airlines of Australia AADR PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS FIRST ANNUAL LISTING OF THE THIRD LEVEL AIRLINES OF AUSTRALIA, COMPILED BY MIKE CLAYTON. Before listing our Third Level Airlines, a small dialogue regarding the excitement that these companies are bringing to our aviation scene. From the beginnings in the late sixties, despite many, many attempts

Along with the famed Spitfire and Focke Wulf 190, North American Aviation’s P-51 Mustang will go down in history as one of the most successful fighters of the Second World War. Following the cessation of hostilities in 1945 the P-51 Mustang went on to again win laurels in the Korean campaign and served with numerous