Hawker de Havilland 60th Anniversary Special Feature The Early History of Hawker de Havilland a Cavalcade of Aviation! These days, when a person in this country reaches the big six-zero, 60 years of age, he or she knows that the downhill run has really begun in earnest. Retirement is imminent or has already happened, the

Hawker de Havilland 60th Anniversary Special Feature International Manufacturing, a Major Hoh Success Story In today’s highly competitive international aerospace environment, any company that can claim almost half a billion dollars worth of manufacturing subcontracts must have done something very right indeed. That’s the record of Hawker de Havilland at Bankstown since its first tentative

Lloyd’s to Challenge Kendell’s With Mohawks: Lloyd Aviation is to import four ex-PanAm Express (nee Ransome) Mohawk 298 aircraft to challenge Kendell Airline’s dominance of the South Australian regional market. The move will sign an increase in capacity of 50% for Lloyds as it replaces its three Bandeirantes and a Cessna 402 with the four

General Aviation Could Be Hit Again for Additional Airport Revenue: At the 15th Ansett Travel & Transport Writer’s Seminar held in Adelaide during early April, Mr Bill Swingler, Chief Executive of the Federal Airports Corporation (refer story p17 this issue) stated that virtually all GA airports were losing money and that their performance would have