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Tag Archives: Narromine
Episode 770: Downunder news of Hearts and Aviation… we’re back!
It’s been a rather eventful couple of months here in Australia for aviation news and a little closer to home. Steve returns to the microphone following his recent journey with open heart surgery, the result of a heart attack in … Continue reading
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Tagged 787, A380, aerobatics, Air New Zealand, AMSA, Australian Aerobatic Championships, Challenger 604, Changi, coronary bypass, COVID, credits, Dash-8, F15, Federal Government, finances, heart attack, heart surgery, hospital, Israel, London, Narromine, NSW, Paul Bennet, Perth, Pratt & Whitney, Prime Minister, Qantas, recruiting, RSAF, Scoot, Singapore, Steve
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Episode 267: An AirProx, some headlines and Grant’s going to be in AOPA’s Australian Pilot magazine
Steve and Grant have finally finished running around to various events in Australia (for now 🙂) and have (finally!) put together a “real” Australia Desk. They discuss their experiences at the AusFly event in Narromine then quickly review a few headlines: … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Desk
Tagged 787, A330, Air New Zealand, airprox, AOPA, Aunt Benet, AusFly, Australia, Australian Pilot magazine, CH-47, Chinook, Elvis, Jetstar, Kathy Mexted, Kreisha Ballantyne, Middle East, movie, Narromine, Planes, profit, Qantas, Skycrane, Virgin Australia
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Episode 215: No Desk Today
There’s no Australia Desk in this episode as Steve & Grant were exhausted after spending the weekend running the airshow radio & providing commentary for the AusFly event way up in Narromine, New South Wales. While the show went really … Continue reading