Sunday September 23 saw the last flight of the Bell UH-1H Iroquois by an operational Army squadron after a distinguished 45 year career serving the Army, Navy and Air Force. Army’s A Squadron, 5 Aviation Regiment (5 Avn Regt), 16 Brigade (Aviation), was tasked to fly to Toowoomba Grammar School, Queensland, for a public relations

Australia took a big step towards its vision for a networked military in October with the announcement that the ADF will invest $927 million in one of a constellation of six Wideband Gapfiller Satellite (WGS) communications satellites. The deal, which had been rumoured for several months, was given the final go-ahead by the ADF with

Boeing has bowed to the inevitable in confirming growing industry speculation that the first flight and first delivery of its advanced 787 Dreamliner will be delayed by about six months. The manufacturer announced on October 10 that the 787’s first flight has now been pushed back to March 2008, and that deliveries to launch customer

Commercial Atr Unveils -600 Upgrade the Atr Consortium Has Revealed Its New -600 Series Developments of Its Hot-selling Atr 42 and 72 Turboprop Regional Airliners. The Biggest Change Introduced on the -600 Models Will Be a New Five-screen Thales Advanced Flightdeck With Cat Iii and Rnp Capabilities. Other Features Are Uprated Pratt & Whitney Canada