Korean low-cost airline traffic is booming If you’ve never heard of Fly Yangyang don’t lose any sleep over it. This prospective South Korean budget carrier won’t be flying anytime soon, since the country’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in late February refused to issue it with an operating licence due to “the risk of

Air fares have never been cheaper thanks to airline competition and the industry’s relentless drive to cut costs If one was to believe everything being said about airlines, their fees and polices by consumer groups across the globe passengers would be forgiven for thinking they were being ripped off by greedy multinationals. The truth, in

Northern Zone commences helicopter rescue contract The Westpac-sponsored Northern NSW Helicopter Rescue Service commenced its 10-year contract to provide helicopter retrieval and rescue services in the state’s north, covering an area north of Sydney’s Hawkesbury River up to the Queensland border, on March 7. NSW Minister for Health Brad Hazzard officially launched the service –

A most interesting New Allocation this issue is Alec Wilson’s Supermarine Spitfire Mk Vc ZPX, although the actual model and provenance of the aircraft is unclear. The serial number listed, 3176, is not a genuine Spitfire serial number, and the previous RAF serial number, BS219, is also quoted for Peter Smythe’s Spitfire BZR. ZPX is