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Yesteryear
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10 Years Ago Boeing is to adopt the designation Corporate 77 Series for future executive versions of its aircraft. For example, an executive-configured Boeing 757-200 becomes a Corporate 77-52 and a Boeing 747-300 for a head-of-state would be designated a Corporate 77-43. The company has 95 Boeing jetliners of four types in corporate and private

Traffic
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by Marc Joel Atrero June 12, 1995

Regional Airline News Airnorth sold its Metro II VH-ANJ to Falcon Aviation in Melbourne. Falcon Aviation took delivery of the Metro II at its Essendon base on March 31 and plans to operate VH-ANJ on freight and passenger charter work. Aus-Air commenced operations from its Melbourne/Moorabbin base to Albury on April 23. Flights are operated

After Hours
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Flight Planner for Windows Viewing Flight Planner for Windows is like reviewing a comprehensive encyclopedia – where do you start? Should you admire the attractive cover, the presentation of the icons after installation, or the ease with which various aspects of the programme can be accessed? I suppose the first question to ask is whether

Warbirds
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Warbirds

by Marc Joel Atrero June 12, 1995

Undersea Aircraft Recovery The big news of the month is the discovery of a veritable air force of aircraft reported found on the sea bed of the Queensland Sunshine Coast. In what amounts to an enthusiast’s dream come true, Melbourne diver Don Dennis has found what he reports to be a large number of aircraft

Australia’s War Diary
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June, 1945. 50 Years Ago… June 1 – Australia. To support of the forthcoming OBOE 6 Operation – capture of Labuan island, north Borneo, planned for the 10th as part of the OBOE series to establish mutually supporting bases covering the Asian mainland from Singapore to Shanghai – Western and North Western Areas are to

Australia Increases Airline Liability Limits
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Frustrated by a lack of progress overseas, Australia is about to act unilaterally on measures designed to protect airline passengers flying to, from, or within Australia, beyond the current Warsaw Convention limits. Two bills now before Parliament will increase airline liability limits and impose insurance requirements on all carriers to ensure that accident victims or

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