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While many other once substantial commuter airlines have withered and died or been absorbed, Kendell Airlines, based at Wagga NSW, has steadily expanded operations in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia. With the recent takeover of the Airlines of South Australia routes, Don Kendell has found it necessary to employ about 25 extra pilots per
Propliner News Air Express Bristol Freighter VH-ADL which has been static at Essendon since August 1979 was sold to a museum in Deniliquin, NSW. During June the Bristol was dismantled before departing by road on the 24th. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest
We’re starting to get a lot of response from people who work in ATC and FIS units, so I can only guess that our occasional requests for them to contribute is working! A few items of general interest to kick off. Charleville FIS unit has decommissioned its old VHF frequency of 125. 0 and is
The shakeout effects of airline deregulation in the USA continue apace – but not quite in the way most people expect. Australian Airlines General Manager, James Strong, complained recently to the National Aviation Press Club that the standard of public debate in Australia on airline deregulation was disappointingly low, with most people expecting it to
Our 1986 Regional Airline Directory looks back on twelve months that have not only seen a rise in commuter airline loadings but have once again recorded an increase in the number of operators. One wonders what we will find next year at this time as operators battle against rising Government charges while in NSW the
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