When a component is pulled from an RAAF aircraft for inspection, overhaul or replacement, the paperwork trail matters just as much as the part itself. Airworthiness certification depends on being able to prove, at any point in an aircraft’s service life, exactly what a component is, where it came from, what standard it was built

It is not unusual to find that passion and enthusiasm trigger careers in aviation. However, these qualities alone do not always guarantee long-term success, particularly in a dynamic and constantly evolving industry such as aviation. Back in 1969, the Schofields Flying Club (SFC) began as a not-for-profit club for aviation enthusiasts. Over time, it rapidly

Australian Aviation opens its archive to tell the story of the Boeing 747 - the mighty “Queen of the Skies”.

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