Good One Oz! A decade ago almost to the day, Australians young and old cheered the news that September morning that we had pulled off the seemingly impossible and claimed a trophy at Newport, Rhode Island, that signified much more than a mere victory in just another yacht race. That exuberance of our America’s Cup

Caa Board Places New Airspace Proposals on Hold  In a not entirely unexpected move, the CAA Board, citing the need for absolute surety in matters of aviation safety, has deferred the planned introduction of the much publicised and contentious sweeping changes to Australian airspace. The newly appointed CAA Board Chairman, General Peter Gration, stated that

Saab 2000 Certification Delayed: Early customers for the Saab 2000 regional turboprop face hefty delivery delays and the operational and scheduling problems associated with that due to the aircraft’s certification being put back a year while ongoing longitudinal stability problems are solved. Certification is now planned for the end of 1994, the problems necessitating the

Antonmoy Design Bureau World Record Airlift Lifting a single shipment weighing a total 135. 2 tonnes, an Air Foyle/Antonov An-124 has set a new world record for the heaviest ever transported by air. The massive 124 tonne Siemens powerplant generator core, together with its specially developed load spreading skid meaured 13. 4m in length by