Warbirds, classic aircraft, museum and airshow news Temora Happenings A major change has taken place at the Temora Aviation Museum. From July 1 the RAAF takes over ownership of 11 of the museum’s fleet of warbirds. Two aircraft at the museum are not being transferred to the arrangement, these being the Dragon Fly VH-DLO and

Is this the right time to become a pilot? Should you become a pilot? To be brutally honest, I don’t know how to answer that. Many of you asking me this already have successful careers in other industries. Starting a flying career is, in some ways, a giant step sideways, actually backwards in many aspects

Unlocking the earth’s secrets from above To the uninitiated, low-flying helicopters with protruding booms that look like jousting lances flying back and forth over the same patch of terrain would seem an odd activity. For Australia’s Griffith-based Thomson Aviation Geophysical Survey it’s all in a day’s work. It has been doing this repetitive process over

Upgrades and high praise, but what follows in the wake of the ARH After protracted development and a troubled service entry, the Australian Army’s Airbus EC 665 Tiger Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter (ARH) has only recently started hitting its straps and providing its promised capability –one which has been nearly two decades in the making. Selected