2005 Issues

• In the October/November 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Goodyear to launch new airship

  • Hawker Pacific boosts aviation capabilities in far North Queensland

  • Hawker Pacific granted AMO certification to support Army contract

  • Raytheon Aircraft Company has announced the King air weight upgrade

  • Official opening of Hawker Pacific's Cairns MRO/FBO facility

  • NBAA moves 2005 annual meeting to Orlando

  • Two-seat Javelin VLJ prototype makes first flight

  • PM opens NZ Alpha Aviation facility

  • New European aircraft

  • Three Diamond DA42 TDI Twin Stars delivered to China

  • Mechtronix Systems orders three Cessnas

  • Cessna to develop a new single engine aircraft

• In the August/September 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Victory in the Pacific commemoration

  • Javelin twin-engine, two-seat prototype jet nearing first test flight

  • 2005 AirVenture Oshkosh...(continued P15, P16)

  • GROB SPn utility jet successfully completes first flight

  • Eclipse prototype No 4 takes to the air

  • Gulfstream G350 enters service

  • Kodiak STOL aircraft displayed at Oshkosh

  • AeroVironment flies world's first liquid hydrogen powered UAV

  • New bizjet set for takeoff

  • New master at Commander

  • Piper peace treaty

  • Burt Rutan to deliver Sir Reginald Ansett memorial lecture 2005...(Continued on Page 27)

• In the June/July 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Raytheon's new Special Mission Aircraft

  • WA Aviation College joins world training elite...(continued P6)

  • What's on at Oshkosh

  • Hawker Pacific secures KingAir 350 Army contract

  • Cirrus on cloud nine

  • Australian Avionics on the move

  • Jeppesen customers making the switch to digital

  • Widespread customer interest extends Hawker Horizon Tour

  • Dick Smith seeking recognition in Guinness Book of World Records

  • A proper cup of coffee

• In the May/June 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Report 111: General Aviation an industry view...(continued P18). (www.btre.gov.au)

  • Surveillance gear boosts CAP role

  • Mooney selects McCauley Propeller Systems

  • Ultralight supershow at Narromine

  • RFAAC conference held at Tasmania...(continued P21)

  • Cessna CJ2+ first flight

  • Virgin Atlantic Globalflyer coming to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2005

  • Saroff Safari is going north to Alaska this year

• In the March/April 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Dassault new Falcon 7X

  • Cirrus buys more BRS

  • Southwest Airlines selects Rockwell Collins Head-Up Guidance system

  • Towards throwing the Javelin

  • Navasota company wins $96 million in lawsuit

  • Power to the people

  • Two more Eclipse test machines

  • Spaceship One and White Knight coming to Oshkosh 2005,...(continued P15)

  • New US FDR and CVR requirements

  • Africa can be dangerous

• In the February/March 2005 issue - the following stories appeared:

  • Oshkosh dates revised

  • Raytheon delivers 6,000th Beechcraft King Air

  • Airport Roundup - the future of general aviation in Australia

  • Aminta Hennessy recognised for aviation contribution

  • Happy days are here again

  • BRS Parachutes save a record 18 lives in 2004

  • Don't go near the water

  • Commander goes down

  • Raytheon Aircraft's T-6B next generation trainer to visit Avalon

  • New Hawker on horizon

  • Diesel teething problems

  • Cessna enlarging facility base

  • New business twin

  • GA8 Airvans to assist in relief efforts in Indonesia

  • New Gulfstream jet

  • Important Aero Club conference

  • Vulcanair to show new P68C at Australian Airshow

  • GAMA announces new President and CEO