Air Training Corps Being Used to Greater Extent To boost Raaf recruitment quality If you are like most of the readers of this publication who frequent local aviation activities and air shows, you are likely to see what appear to be junior members of the RAAF. In fact, these young persons happen to be Air

The Migs Arrive! Friday June 30th marked a special event for all Australian Warbird enthusiasts when three Polish built MiG-15 two seat trainers arrived in a container crate at Melbourne’s Essendon Airport. Another two of the same model have since arrived at Bankstown Airport in Sydney NSW. If this is not enough, four single seat

Cessna 210 Centurion From the late 1940s through ’50s, as Cessna’s single engined aircraft product line developed from the bottom upwards, the Company had an excellent trainer, cheap personal transporter and arguably the best utility range about. Surprisingly perhaps, the Wichita giant had nothing on offer to compete at the top end of the single

Considering the Australian system, European divisions of airspace and Air Traffic Control systems make interesting comparisons, wherein some notable differences would be beneficial to air transport in the Australian environment if applied here; an analysis, from the operator’s viewpoint – “how it looks to the pilot” – based on this writer’s personal experiences is thus