Aerospace Foundation Airshows To Help Get Industry off the Ground The Aerospace Foundation of Australia is gearing up to host the first of its planned airshows, promising not only substantial spectator entertainment, but also tremendous marketing opportunities for the aerospace industry. The Aerospace Foundation of Australia was established in the wake of the highly successful

The report by the Scottish Sheriff into the Lockerbie air disaster of December 1988 has only recently been released, the inquiry having lasted from October 1990 to February this year. The 99 page report details the meticulous work in reassembling the aircraft and in seeking causes of the disaster – finding among other things that

Boeing’s Heavy Jet Heritage The Boeing 707/KC-135 family represents perhaps the greatest success story ever injet transport design. The conclusion of our indepth three part Profile examines the military service of 707s worldwide and the development of specialist 707 derivatives which today serve as vital frontline defence weapons . . . Just as the KC-135

Hello, Is Anybody Down There Listening? Some of the less publicised roles of the Army’s 161 Reconnaissance Flight were Signals Intelligence gathering and Psychological Warfare. Between 1966 and 1972 it’s estimated that 161 flew over six thousand hours on these missions. Imagine a thousand-watt stereo system playing ‘Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport’ from a battery