Evolution of airline travel out of Launceston

By Lana Best
Updated May 24 2018 - 4:47pm, first published 12:30pm
Inside a Skymaster Kattana airplane in 1953 with the air hostess Judy Thorpe offering a barley sugar to local football players Len McCankie and Arthur Hodgson.
Inside a Skymaster Kattana airplane in 1953 with the air hostess Judy Thorpe offering a barley sugar to local football players Len McCankie and Arthur Hodgson.
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In The Examiner’s Special 8-page Feature (published Friday, May 25, 2018) celebrating 20 years since the Launceston Airport was privatised, we look back at aviation history at Western Junction.

Most people would agree that the cost of travelling by air is one of the most significant and welcome changes since commercial flights began.

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