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One of the most popular Pipers in the world today is the Arrow IV; indeed, the PR cell at Lock Haven make no bones about promoting what they claim is the best-selling aircraft in its class . . . The T-tail generation’s little retractable is undeniably a winner, selling well all over the flying world
Two Great Holiday Ideas for the Aviation Enthusiast If there was one notable achievement in commercial aviation during the seventies it was the enormous growth in marketing inclusive tours. Nowadays one can take a comprehensive yet economical tour that specialises in any number of diverse interests ranging from spotting World War II airfields to attending
The Role of the Seaplane In Australia’s Development Good transport and communication are the key to a well balanced and decentralised community. For security most people need subconsciously quick and obvious access to other people and to the interests they follow. Boys like to be close to their girlfriends; families like to be close to
From the Navy’s point of view, the air-to-air war over North Vietnam was conveniently broken down into two phases. They are referred to as: “Before Top Gun, and After Top Gun”. I say conveniently because the Top Gun program was initiated shortly after the bombing halt of 1968, and by the time, the air-to-air war
August 10, 1967 MiG-21 F-4B, VF-142, CVW-14, CVA-64 A/C No. NK-202 BuNo 152247 Lt Guy Freeborn Lt[JG) Bob Elliot August 10, 1967 MiG-21 F-4B, VF-142, CVW-14, CVA-6 LCDR Bob Davis LCDR Swede Elie Freeborn and his leader, Bob Davis, launched from the USS Constellation at 1145; climbed to rendezvous with a waiting KA-3B tanker, and
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Raising the Bar in Commercial Laundry: How Rinse & Repeat Is Redefining Service for Aviation
Raising the Bar in Commercial Laundry: How Rinse & Repeat Is Redefining Service for Aviation
UPRT Australia- Transforming Aviation’s Greatest Risk into Its Greatest Asset
UPRT Australia- Transforming Aviation’s Greatest Risk into Its Greatest Asset
