This is believed to be the first authoritative independent listing of secondhand aircraft selling in Australia – a guide in a vital market giving potential buyers a fair indication of what to expect to pay in broad terms for used machines in this country. The prices tabulated below have been obtained from authorised distributors dealers,

Bill Bedford recently flew in Harrier G-VTOL from the Ski Jump with John Farley, Chief  Test Pilot, British Aerospace (Dunsfold). It was Bill’s first Harrier flight since he retired as Chief Test Pilot in 1967. In non-technical terms, he describes his impressions of this experience and adds some reminiscences and philosophical reflections. Imagine sitting in

The Super 80’s Advanced Integrated Cockpit When the DC-9 Super 80 makes its airborne debut, pilots will be introduced to the most advanced cockpit in the air carrier industry. McDonnell Douglas design engineers, wo, king with the Super 80 project pilot, have developed a cockpit configuration that will ensure maximum operational efficiency with a minimum

During World War I military planners recognised that aerial photography was a most useful information-gathering tool. Cameras were first used in Zeppelins then aircraft werc­ similarly fitted. In the time between the world wars, aerial reconnaissance techniques and equipment were developed to produce aerial photographs of very high quality. Cameras using specially developed long focal