A Glimpse of the Future? Readers who noted our hot off the press Skyrace Tasmania report in the last issue might also have noticed that we felt the concept of pylon racing was a pretty viable way to spend one’s weekend. Indeed it is not often that you go out and experience something completely new.

Register Review The new allocation section is made up of 43 aircraft this month, bringing the total number of aircraft registered by the CAA to 9433. Included are three new locally built Kavanagh Balloons, a type that has increased in popularity since The Great Across Australia Balloon Race, even though Dick Smith won the race

Major Decisions Taken on NH90 Programme NH Industries, the joint company formed by Eurocopter, Agusta and Fokker for the NH90 helicopter programme has announced key decisions affecting the development of the helicopter, which will increase its competitiveness The most significant decision is that the helicopter will be developed and qualified in both its naval and

I would like to take this opportunity to clarify a misleading television news item which appeared recently relating to myself and the entire hobbyist area of monitoring airline communications. The item appeared as a result of the Police charging a juvenile who had obtained both a scanner and an aviation handheld transceiver, and had used