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Warbirds
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Warbirds

by Marc Joel Atrero October 28, 1993

Go Pylon Racing in Style If you are thinking of visiting Tasmania next March for the inaugural Skyrace Tasmania then the following should be of interest to you. Harrington Green Travel Services is operating a DC-3 charter from Sydney with a six day package that includes tickets to the event each day in addition to

People, Bottom Line & Video Reviews
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People Graham Maguire has been appointed to the board of the Federal Airports Corporation. Other appointments at the FAC include Jack Moffatt to Chief General Manager, Operations; Peter Snelling General Manager, Operations Policy and Regional Trunk Airports; Alan Mulgrew General Manager Sydney airport; and Graham Muir, General Manager Perth airport. Australia Air International has an-

Air Safety Kyeema Air Disaster’s 55th Anniversary
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The Kyeema – A Message For Today? Fifty-five years ago this month, the Douglas DC-2, VH-UYC ‘Kyeema’ owned by Airlines of Australia and operated by Australian National Airways, plunged into the top of Mt Dandenong while letting down through cloud at the end of a flight from Parafield to Essendon. All 18 people aboard-four crew

Aircraft of the ADF-A12 BAC 111
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A12 – BAC One Eleven by John Bennett The third transport type announced in November 1965 for the RAAF’s No 34 Squadron VIP fleet was the British Aircraft Corporation One Eleven- the BAC 111. The BAC 111 had its beginnings in the Hunting Aircraft H. 107 32 seat airliner designed in 1957, but this design

Rotor Torque
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Rotor Torque

by Marc Joel Atrero October 28, 1993

Caa Sponsors Seventh Helicopter Techni- Cal Conference The CAA will sponsor the 7th Helicopter Technical Conference in Canberra on the 19th and 20th of October. The objectives of the conference are to exchange views, improve awareness, and explain airworthiness technical prob- lems involved in the operation of helicopters. The meeting will cover issues related to

New Zealand News
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NZ News With Michael Short Blood-Alcohol Tests for Pilots? Police and civil aviation officials may be given the power to require breath and blood tests from pilots suspected of drinking. The Civil Aviation Authority is considering promoting a change to plug an apparent loophole which currently stops authorities from carrying out alcohol tests on pilots.

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