Watch Economic Trends, Warns Gaa Chairman In his annual report to members, GAA National Chairman, Mr Noel Bellamy, warned that Governments and unions should carefully study economic trends and their impact on the General Aviation industry. Major airlines are readily able to find new equipment, with huge jumps in efficiency to go with them, and

Let Your Ears Have Wings- ‘88 Each time this series has been researched and revised, it’s been run in two or three parts. LYEHW ’88 is in one issue only, meaning you get all the information you want now. Everything you need to successfully monitor the Australian HF, VHF and UHF airbands and business bands.

Overseas Visitors This has certainly been an interesting period with quite a number of quality overseas visitors flying into Australia. Melbourne saw the arrival of two aircraft operated by French charter companies. On October 14th DC-8-62CF F-GDJM of Minerve arrived from Mahe and the Cocos Islands. As FQ114 the DC-8 later departed for Singapore. Another

Customs Win Impounded Aircraft Battle The Collector of Customs has won his battle to prevent the sale of a Me 109 and P-51D Mustang aircraft. The two aircraft were impounded by Customs several years back when an attempt was made to export them from Australia. Since that time they have been stored in Sydney with