Ansett Steals a March Competition is hotting up on the tourist circuit between rivals Ansett New Zealand and Mount Cook Airlines (majority shareholder Air New Zealand). For some time Mount Cook has been backing local plans to build an international airport at the South Island tourist hub of Queenstown to allow jets to fly in.

“See and Be Seen”: A View From the Courtroom Early this year, the writer, a private pilot, was returning to Bankstown from a business trip to Parkes in central New South Wales. The planned track was via Bathurst and Katoomba, Sartime; the weather was CAVOK. A normal departure report had been given to Sydney FS

Stewart Wilson Interviews Stuart Millar “The Mission-to become the dominant supplier of personal aircraft throughout the world”. That is the slogan which has become the driving force behind Piper Aircraft and its owner, a lively 62 year old Californian called Stuart Millar. Millar is a man with a mission, a man who has effectively said

Domestics Join Forces to Fight For Ksa Upgrading Australia’s national aviation passenger system faces critical damage unless there is urgent action to overcome the saturated capacity problems at Sydney Airport, according to Ansett and Australian Airlines. In a joint statement (which is also supported by Qantas) issued at press time, the two airlines said up