Mascot Is Not Sydney’s Only Problem What on earth would have happened to aviation in Sydney without World War II? Five of Sydney’s six airports were built to handle wartime emergencies. Today, it seems that peacetime emergencies will be required to generate sensible long term plans to cater for normal growth. Sydney KSA at Mascot

Norman Geary Departs Anz Air New Zealand has begun an international search for a top-calibre executive to replace its chief executive of more than six years, Mr Norman Geary, who has resigned. Managing director Geary, formerly with British Petroleum, is credited with bringing about one of the most remarkable airline revivals. He took over Air

Aircraft Eyes That See In All Conditions The ability to fight through an effective 24-hour day must have been the dream wish of every military commander from Alexander the Great to the western front generals of World War I. For the tacticians of air warfare, this capability is even more vital, since the environment in

Major Announcements Imminent Regarding Australia’s Rotary Wing Industrial Capability At press time it was clear that during the course of this edition, there would be several significant announcements made which would affect this country’s aerospace industry for decades to come. The first project to receive official approval and project launch will be the previously reported