Tomcat For Nowra Naval Aviation Museum A former Us Navy Grumman F-14 Tomcat is set to become a prime exhibit at the Australian Naval Aviation Museum at Nowra. The fighter will be on permanent loan from the Us Department of Defense in much the same way as the B-52 at the Darwin Aviation Museum and

Townsend’s Helicopter Training School Cfi Wins Prestigious Churchill Fellowship In what can only amount to a plus for the helicopter industry as a whole, Chris Townsend, the founder and Chief Flying Instructor of Townsend’s Helicopter Training School has been awarded a Churchill Fellowship to study helicopter standardisation and safety procedures with the major international helicopter

The Ether Fighter Senses A Radar Probe The Ether Fighter senses a radar probe and drops its nose, sniffing the electronic air for emissions. The ragged edge of energy from a Doppler radar is sensed, and as the fighter moves along its mission flightpath, it locates the exact position of the radar transmitter. Moving a

Impulse Airlines Impulse Airlines’ plans to become a major Australian regional carrier are well within reach if the airline’s achievements in its relatively short history are any indication. Its decision to lease ten Jetstream 41s will surely help the company on a course to realise this objective. Impulse’s managing director, Gerry McGowan, said on accepting