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Piper launches PiperSport LSA

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Piper Aircraft Corporation announced at the Sebring US Sport Aviation Expo 2010 on January 21 that the company will follow Cessna’s foray into the light sport aircraft (LSA) segment with its own PiperSport. The PiperSport will actually be a Czech Sport Aircraft SportCruiser, with the two companies entering into a licensing agreement to produce and

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UNSW buys Diamonds

Hawker Pacific has announced it has signed an agreement with the University of New South Wales (UNSW) to provide seven Diamond aircraft for its Aviation department. Under the agreement, Hawker Pacific will supply six new DA-40s and one DA42L360 twin engine aircraft as well as a five year support package for UNSW Aviation. Brian Horton, Director

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Aussie Red Bull racer offers tour packages

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Australian Red Bull Air Race participant Matt Hall has launched a supporters tour to the Perth round of the series in April. The tour, organised in conjunction with Avtours Australia, will give supporters the opportunity to experience the Perth round of the series from grandstand or Race Club seating, to receive Matt Hall Racing memorabilia,

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JSF faces another scathing report

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The troubled F-35 JSF program has received another scathing report, this time from the Pentagon’s Director, Operational Test & Evaluation (DOT&E). The report comes hot on the heels of an independent JET report from 2009 which identified several cost and schedule threats to the program, and a late 2009 US Navy report which questioned many

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Upgraded Lynx helos re-delivered to British Army

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The first four of 12 Lynx Mk9 helicopters have been re-delivered to the British Army following an extensive upgrade by AgustaWestland. The upgrade has seen the aircraft fitted with more powerful engines common to the forthcoming AW159 Lynx Wildcat giving better hot and high performance and a payload increase of more than a tonne. Other

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Skycatcher customers facing delays

Cessna has told customers holding delivery positions for its Model 162 Skycatcher that they face delays of six to 10 months for delivery, although local dealer Aeromil Pacific has announced that the first Australian Skycatcher will be delivered during the second half of this year. According to Avweb.com, the company is slowing delivery due to

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