Bizjet News Bizjet fleet numbers continue to drop as another three aircraft are sold overseas. For the twelve months ending 31/08/90 our Bizjet Directory showed 9 aircraft departing overseas. In the six months since, a further 11 aircraft have departed our region. Perhaps even more worrying is the fact that there are another 5 aircraft

New Look Basi Reshapes for the Nineties For decades, the Bureau of Air Safety Investigation (BASI) long had the image of an ogre-like, bureaucratic monster lurking in the wings just waiting to make life difficult for any erring pilot. But this has changed considerably in recent times with BASI, now working hard to gain industry’s

Helicopter Carrier Speculation Re-Emerges The prospect of the Royal Australian Navy acquiring a second hand container ship and having it converted to a helicopter carnier has resurfaced as the countdown towards release of variations in the Australian Defence Force Structure continues. According to some sources, the Australian National Line container ship, Australian Venture, of 39,400

De Havilland Canada’s Chipmunk Ask a dozen fliers “What does flying mean to you?”, and you will get a dozen answers. Ask “What is ‘real’ flying?” and the answers will be the same – at the grassroots level the satisfaction from flying is instinctive and unsurmountable. As tudent pilot with jumbos in his eyes will