The International Air Services Commission was established in 1992 under the Labor Government’s “One Nation” policy statement, and according to the then Minister, was a fundamental component of one of “the most significant aviation reforms ever undertaken in this country.” In June 1996 the International Air Services Commission (IASC) gave notice of its requirement to

Cessna 150 and 152 This month, From The Cockpit takes a look at the Cessna 150 and 152, the aircraft sometimes nicknamed the ‘Tiny Tinny’ and one which has been responsible for the initial flying training of countless pilots over nearly four decades. Produced in massive numbers, the 150 and 152 have proved to be

The Enthusiasm and Confidence Perceived at the 1995 Paris Salon Was Bolstered by Farnborough to Unprecedented Levels as the Aviation Industry Continues to Surf the Crest of the Economic Wave The biennial show was officially opened by Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister Mr Michael Heseltine and his speech had barely finished when the first cheque books

Air NZ Gets Ansett: Air New Zealand and News Ltd have finally agreed upon the terms and conditions of the former buying TNT’s 50% shareholding in Ansett Australia Holdings, in a deal worth $475m. Under the agreement Air New Zealand will pay TNT $325m for its 50% stake in Ansett, while ANZ will inject a