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DARWIN HERITAGE AVIATION MUSEUM NT AUSTRALIA, B52 BOMBER, SPITFIRE ETCAug 20, 2010
AA Australian Aviation Heritage Centre - An impressive presentation of aircraft and displays depicting the Territory's involvement in aviation both civic and military. From the early pioneers and record breakers through WWII and the Jet Age. Guided tours are run daily. The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre is one of the major aviation museums in Australia. The Centre has an impressive presentation of aircraft and displays depicting the Territorys involvement in aviation, both civil and military, from the early pioneers and record breakers through World War II and the jet age. The major display item is a massive B-52 bomber on permanent loan from the United States Air Force and is one of only two on public display in the world outside the USA. MkVIII Spitfire Replica The Centre is approximately 8 kilometers from the city and was opened in 1990 in a purpose built facility constructed by the Northern Territory Government and is the largest single span building in the Northern Territory.
South Australian Aviation MuseumSep 01, 2011
Some footage i took of the South Australian Aviation Museum which is in Port Adelaide , South Australia.
Australian Aviation - Qantas A380 ArrivalJul 29, 2011
The arrival of Qantas' first A380 as photographed by Australian Aviation Magazine's Paul Sadler.
Qantas Airlines Announcement | Australian Aviation | Security Briefing on PlaneJan 18, 2012
SCHREITER TRAVEL CHANNEL | Qantas Airlines Announcement | Australian Aviation | Security Briefing on Plane. The name was originally QANTAS, an acronym for "Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services". Nicknamed "The Flying Kangaroo", the airline is based in Sydney, with its main hub at Sydney Airport. It is Australia's largest airline, the third oldest in the world.
Airservices - connecting Australian aviationDec 09, 2011
Airservices is a government-owned corporation providing safe, secure, efficient and environmentally responsible services to the aviation industry. We manage air traffic operations for around 75 million passengers on more than three million flights every year. We provide the aviation industry with aeronautical data, telecommunications, navigation services and aviation rescue and fire fighting services. We employ around 3800 staff, with approximately 950 air traffic controllers, working from two major centres in Melbourne and Brisbane and 28 towers at international and regional airports. Airservices - connecting Australian aviation.
TUGAN Gannet monoplane - rare 8mm footage - early Australian aviation of the 1930'sDec 13, 2011
This is rare 8mm footage of the Gannet, a twin engined monoplane, built in 1935. This footage was shot by the mother of early Australian aviator, Cliff Carpenter. The manufacturer was Tugan Aircraft Limited, the first company to series produce Australian designed aircraft. Tugan is detailed in the documentary A VERY SHORT WAR. www.averyshortwar.com
PC-21 HB-HZD over Canberra.mp4Jan 26, 2012
Pilatus undertook a month long demonstration tour of Australia in February/March 2010 with its PC-21 turboprop military trainer, a contender for the ADFs Project Air 5428 Pilot Training System program. Australian Aviation's photographer Paul Sadler conducted and air-to-air photo shoot of PC-21 HB-HZD over Canberra capturing the aircraft with prominent landmarks of the nation's captial. For more information about the PC-21's Australian demo tour click on to www.australianaviation.com.au/pc-21-on-tour or see the April 2010 issue of Australian Aviation magazine.
Dedicated Australians Restore an Aviation IconDec 10, 2011
Now on to Australia, where an extensive project is underway to restore one of the country's most significant wartime airplanes. It's a prime example of dedication, perseverance and patriotism. Our Australian correspondent John Dowie caught up with the individuals who are driving the project forward. Here in country Australia a dedicated group of enthusiasts are on a special mission. They're piecing together one of Australia's most significant World War II planes, the Bristol Beaufort Bomber. [Ralph Cusack, Project Co-ordinator: Beaufort Restoration Group]: "It will honor the people who have lost their lives, and honor the people who worked on it in the factory. Not honoring war per se, but honoring what we have done in Australia." The Beaufort marked a milestone in the Australian Aviation Industry. Prior to WWII, Britain supplied most of Australia's military aircraft. But amidst the battle in WWII, the supply lines were cut by the Japanese. The urgent need for military aircraft forced the pivotal decision to build 700 of these Bombers in Australia. [John Lemcke, WWII Beaufort Pilot]:" The Southeast Pacific war I think, has a lot to thank the Beaufort for ... It's the only time Australia's been threatened on our own shores, and in my opinion without the 700 Beaufort's we could be Japanese." Ralph Cusack is the man responsible for initiating the restoration, he bought the plane damaged in 1982, the idea of having it fly once again has become his life's driving force. [Ralph ...
PERTH HERITAGE AVIATION MUSEUM PERTH wa WESTERN AUSTRALIADec 17, 2011
The Aviation Heritage Museum opens the door to a unique and glorious aspect of Australia. It displays the fascinating history of Australian Aviation and its association with the various many glorious wars. The Museum, one of the most famous of the Perth museums is located on the Bull Creek Drive, had been set up in the 1950's. It is a property of the Western Australian Division of the RAAF Association and is maintained by them as well. The Aviation Heritage Museum, Australia began with the exhibition of the historical 'spitfire', and after a few years it was followed by the 'Lancaster bomber', which was associated with the Second World War. In this way gradually the collection grew and now it displays a wide array of vintage aircrafts, mostly related to the First and the Second World War. In the Aviation Heritage Museum artifacts are displayed over an area of three thousand square meters, divided into two wings; the North Wing and the South Wing. At present the two wings display a collection of 32 airplanes and 34 engines along with other items like costumes, uniforms, instruments, aerial radio equipment, models, trophies, photographs and some other historical objects. In the Aviation Heritage Museum, Perth displays are based on various themes like Sir Norman Brearley, Space exploration, Air Force Medal Collection and on various World War Two activities like RAAF operations in Lancasters in the European Theatre, RAAF involvement in Pacific War and few others. All this ...
PERTH AVIATION MUSEUM and Avro Lancaster Bomber WA WESTERN AUSTRALIAJan 08, 2012
The Aviation Heritage Museum opens the door to a unique and glorious aspect of Australia. It displays the fascinating history of Australian Aviation and its association with the various many glorious wars. The Museum, one of the most famous of the Perth museums is located on the Bull Creek Drive, had been set up in the 1950's. It is a property of the Western Australian Division of the RAAF Association and is maintained by them as well. The Aviation Heritage Museum, Australia began with the exhibition of the historical 'spitfire', and after a few years it was followed by the 'Lancaster bomber', which was associated with the Second World War. In this way gradually the collection grew and now it displays a wide array of vintage aircrafts, mostly related to the First and the Second World War. In the Aviation Heritage Museum artifacts are displayed over an area of three thousand square meters, divided into two wings; the North Wing and the South Wing. At present the two wings display a collection of 32 airplanes and 34 engines along with other items like costumes, uniforms, instruments, aerial radio equipment, models, trophies, photographs and some other historical objects. In the Aviation Heritage Museum, Perth displays are based on various themes like Sir Norman Brearley, Space exploration, Air Force Medal Collection and on various World War Two activities like RAAF operations in Lancasters in the European Theatre, RAAF involvement in Pacific War and few others. All this ...
Australian Army Aviation Military Attack HelicoptersJan 08, 2012
Australian Army Aviation Military Attack Helicopters
Shark Patrol - Aviation Students - University of South AustraliaFeb 20, 2012
UniSA's Civil Aviation students are the eyes in the sky protecting metropolitan beach-goers from sharks this summer, as part of the annual shark patrol program run in partnership with the State Emergency Services (SES). The UniSA shark patrols fly four times daily on weekdays from late November to April between 11am and 8pm, with the Westpac lifesaving helicopter taking over patrol duties on the weekend. The UniSA crews fly Cessna 172S's from Parafield to Outer Harbour and down to Sellicks Beach and then from Parafield to Outer Harbour and Rapid Bay each morning, before refuelling and heading out again to complete the same two loops in the afternoon. The patrol is a great opportunity for students with their commercial licence to build up their flying hours and give them an edge when looking for that elusive first job. Music used in this video: iStockphoto®, ©piccadillyCircus, (ROCK-SURF) Bad Old-Fashioned Rebel Boy (UNDERSCORE MIX, Full Length)
There and Back.mp4Jan 27, 2011
Australian Aviation contributor Owen Zupp has been flying around Australia under his 'There and Back' fund raiser for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. We caught up with him in Canberra on his final stretch on his run home to Bundaberg and spoke to him what it's like to fly a Jabiru around Australia. Here are his comments.
Aviation in the Australian ArmyFeb 08, 2012
The Australian Army. This clip is off one of those CDs they hand out.
Timor Leste Aviation Group 15 Return To AustraliaAug 08, 2011
In mid August 2011 almost 70 soldiers of the Australian Defence Force's Timor Leste Aviation Group (TLAG) will return home. The troops arrived in East Timor in early February 2011 to take up their respective roles with TLAG which operates Australian Army Black Hawk helicopters. TLAG forms part of the Australian-led International Stabilisation Force (ISF) that is assisting East Timorese security forces to maintain a stable and secure environment at the invitation of the Government of Timor-Leste. The ISF currently comprises around 460 personnel, 390 of which are from the Australian Defence Force, and up to 70 personnel from the New Zealand Defence Force.
