The US is advancing efforts to introduce civil supersonic flights across the country, more than twenty years after the Concorde aircraft was retired. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced last week that the United States is “taking a pivotal step” in bringing supersonic flights to American skies. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation
The high-performance single-engine, two-seater turboprop has been put up for sale by California aircraft seller Platinum Fighter Sales but is registered in Australia as VH-YMK and is being sold out of NSW.
The company has reportedly commenced deliveries of 20 AU4 propulsion systems to Sovereign Propulsion Systems, according to information released earlier this week.
The New Zealand-based air cargo operators say that this latest deal is not only successful in supporting international relations but also in supporting the company’s wider long-term investment plans.
As initially reported by The Air Current, Boeing suffered an outage that “significantly disrupted” its commercial and military production. News of the outage first broke after the publication reported it, following interviews with people reportedly familiar with the matter.
The 26-year-old Thai woman, working onboard an international flight, arrived at Melbourne Airport on 25 June this year.