Bottom Line Boeing has reported sales of $US7. 98bn ($A11. 5bn) and earnings of $US426m ($A617m) for the second quarter of 1993. Sales for the quarter were significantly higher than that for the first quarter of the year, while they also marked a modest improvement over the same period in 1992. For the first half

Pilot Error Spencer woke early in a state of quiet excitement. He swung himself out of bed and went to the window, delighted at the promise of blue sky: a Melbourne autumn day at its best-perfect for flying. Today for once he could forget the worries of his accountancy practice and, even if only for

Caa Convenes Conference on Ex Military Aircraft Operations The Australian Warbird movement has seen remarkable growth over recent years and now numbers several hundred aircraft involving some 45 different types. Recognising that the activities of ex military aircraft enthu- siasts have now exceeded all earlier expectations, the CAA in a timely move, recently convened a

V-22 Osprey Returns to Flight Status The V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft has returned to flight testing following the completion of a series of design changes and modifications to enhance the aircraft’s overall safety. The “first” flight, which was of short duration, was carried out in the number three prototype and consisted of performance and handling