Avro International Aerospace RJ70 The RJ70 (Regional Jet 70) variant of the BAe 146-100 was first mooted by British Aerospace in mid 1990 with the aircraft mainly being earmarked for the United States regional airline market. It was proposed that the RJ70 would combine the dimensions of the BAe 146-100 with the newly developed Textron
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Regional Airline News Air Swift added Karumba and Normanton to its route network from April 6 with three return services weekly operated from Cairns on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Airlines of Tasmania added Latrobe Valley to its network from early May with five return services being operated weekly, Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun, with the Launceston to Flinders
Important Aviation Projects Included in 1994-95 Budget Royal Australian Navy capital equipment projects continue to dominate Defence spending in that key area in the 1994-95 Budget, and will continue to do so for at least a few years yet. But some important aviation programmes are included in the new major capital equipment items approved by
Kansai Opening Amidst Controversy to Usher in a New Era in Japanese Air Transport Situated on a man-made island in Osaka Bay, Japan’s newest gateway and first round-the-clock airport is scheduled to open this September at a total cost of more than $15 billion. Expected to handle 68,000 passengers per day, Kansai will radically alter
United States Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) state that twin engine aeroplanes may not be operated over a route that contains a point further than one hour flying time (in still air at normal cruising speed with one engine inoperative) from an adequate airport unless authorised by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). FAA authorisation must then