New Zealand Aviation NEWS

Helicopter Outlook 2014  According to report, the high profile Regulations on The Use of Low Altitude Airspace Management for Trial Implementation has been formed. Once the low altitude Airspace management regulations to implement, communication & navigation system and low altitude Flight service stations will be large scale construction, and access to national level Investment.  Recently,China's first low altitude route ZhuhaiYangjiang  Luoding route has Officially shipping on June 26th,mark of China's low altitude Airspace reform entered the practical stage.According to data, China existing 178 general Aviation enterprises, registered 1610 general aviation Aircraft, with 399 general Airports and temporary landing point. It is predicted that, over the next 20 years, the number of civilian helicopters in China is expected to reach about 10000, over the next 10 years, China general aviation industry market demand over 640 billion CNY.  Under this back...

England's starting XV for All Blacks still has air of edge and excitement about it, but bench lacks fear factor Just maybe Stuart Lancaster has got it right through circumstance rather than out and out choice. England may have been stripped of around 10 front line players, most of them from the forward pack, but there is still an air of edge and excitement about the match day squad. Dave Attwood has been breaking down walls at Bath to get a chance. Let us see what the lock can do from first whistle rather than coming on around the hour mark. Big, sturdy, more dynamic and more mobile than he was after deciding to shed a few pounds. His Bath team mate, Semesa Rokoduguni might well have got his chance come what may because his form has been so eye-catching. Mind you, if Exeter’s Jack Nowell had had an injury-free run this past few months, rather than working his way back to full fitness, might not Lancaster have been tempted to go with last season’s wing pairing of Nowell an...