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	Welcome to Moorabbin Airport in Melbourne, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moorabbin Airport is located approximately 21km South East of the Melbourne C.B.D; at the gateway to the prestigious tourism and leisure destinations of the Mornington Peninsula; in close proximity to the commercial/industrial hub of Dandenong; and within easy reach of potential leisure travellers on charter and regional services.
		Moorabbin Airport is located approximately 21 kilometres South-East of the Melbourne Central Activities District in Melbourne's 'Bayside Suburbs'.
		Moorabbin Airport has a significant role in the Australian aviation industry, being one of the busiest general aviation airports in Australia.
	www.moorabbinairport.com.au /welcome.htm (428 words)

	Crash could have been avoided, say residents - theage.com.au
		Moorabbin is the state's main base for flight training and is home to 12 flying schools.
		Moorabbin Airport was privatised in 1998 and is one of Australia's busiest.
		Airport issues are handled by the Moorabbin Airport Aviation Consultative Committee, whose members include the Moorabbin Airport Residents Association, the Moorabbin Airport Corporation, Airservices Australia, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, the City of Kingston, and local, state and federal government.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/07/30/1027926886254.html (433 words)

	Airports Magazine - the only magazine that targets airport executives and decision makers throughout Australia and New ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moorabbin Airport CEO Phil McConnell tells Airports that tenants have expressed the view that they had either 'been told' or 'assumed' their leases were in perpetuity.
		What this means is that some of the guys on the peripheral part of the airport aren't going to have their leases renewed because the plans have been approved for non-aviation use.
		McConnell stresses that it is impossible for GA airports to survive commercially on revenue gained from aviation operations and aviation property revenues alone.
	www.airportsmag.com /detail_article.cfm?ID=125 (2489 words)

	ROL
		The flight was conducted to validate the 328JET's capability to operate from the airport's 1,335-meter runway and to gauge the jet's environmental impact on the community.
		Moorabbin, for example, is close to the Dandenong commercial/industrial district of Melbourne and close to the large residential and tourist areas of the Mornington Penninsula.
		Using Moorabbin for scheduled service to Bankstown, for instance, would be more convenient for business and leisure travelers on the southeast side of the city than having to go to Melbourne's international airport on the north side of the city, Weiner said.
	www.rol.ru /news/tech/news/src/10000009.htm (775 words)

	The New Jersey Astronomical Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was 6.40pm and the airport control tower had closed for the day.
		While much debate has focused on the fact that the airport's control tower was unmanned, experienced pilots are asking whether poor visibility because of the impact of surrounding lights was a factor in the crash.
		Tom Uren, president of the Moorabbin Airport Residents Association, wants the tower be manned for night operations.
	www.njaa.org /light/lp15.html (600 words)

	Bright lights linked to Moorabbin death crash - theage.com.au
		He says bright surrounding lights at the airport wash out the small amount of light emitted from small aircraft's navigation lights.
		There are many lights surrounding the airport that are blinding to look at.
		Moorabbin airport has some of the least cluttered approach corridors of any major urban airport - largely over golf courses, open paddocks and market gardens - but local residents have safety concerns.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/08/02/1028157844148.html (627 words)

	Land and Environment: When Tiger Moths Attacked Cabbage Patches
		The MCL committee, satisfied that the airport was none of their business, turned their attention to matters closer to home and handed over to Moorabbin Council a petition signed by a few Mordialloc residents protesting against the noise that might eventuate should an airport be established.
		As suggested by the “Moorabbin News”, this did not mean that the airport was then opened, as the Wirraway was escorted to a hangar where it was expected to remain for some time.
		Thus Moorabbin Airport had its humble beginning a week after the Menzies Government began to act with a view to putting value back into the pound and a promise that petrol would be plentiful and would not cost more that two shillings a gallon.
	localhistory.kingston.vic.gov.au /htm/article/209.htm (2662 words)

	Moorabbin Airport - Melbourne Australia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moorabbin Airport is now regulated under the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 (and Regs 2005).
		Aircraft owners and operators are reminded that they have a legal obligation to ensure all aircraft left unattended at Moorabbin Airport have approved anti-theft measures applied.
		Information regarding the Access Control system at Moorabbin Airport for pilots, their passengers and other authorised users of the airside restricted areas is now available:
	www.moorabbinairport.com.au (174 words)

	7.30 Report - 01/12/1999: Moorabbin crash raises regional airport safety concerns
		The rest, including some airports that take passenger jets, rely on local firefighting units in the event of a crash.
		MICK BUNWORTH: Moorabbin Airport has an average of 200 light aircraft movements -- that's landings or takeoffs -- each day, which averages out at 73,000 a year.
		For example, secondary airports which have a throughput of less than 500,000 passengers a year, aren't required to have their own fire tenders.
	www.abc.net.au /7.30/stories/s70156.htm (863 words)

	Plane crash lands at Moorabbin airport - National - www.theage.com.au
		A light aircraft was extensively damaged after its undercarriage failed during a flying class at Melbourne's Moorabbin Airport this afternoon.
		The runway where the plane crashed was closed for an hour, but the airport's other runway was able to continue operating.
		Moorabbin is one of Melbourne's main teaching airports and handles 250,000 flights a year.
	www.theage.com.au /news/National/Plane-crash-lands-at-Moorabbin-airport/2005/01/10/1105206039667.html (286 words)

	Moorabbin Airport
		Moorabbin Airport is now the major centre in Victoria for training, charter, aerial work and private flying.
		Moorabbin Airport is located in the light industrial suburb of Mentone, which is 21 kilometres south east from Melbourne.
		In 1989 the airport's name was officially changed to Moorabbin (Harry Hawker) Airport in honour of one of Australia's most famous pioneer aviators who was born within a few kilometres of the airport.
	www.mfs.com.au /MFS_YMMB.htm (635 words)

	Light plane emergency at Moorabbin - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		A pilot and his student escaped injury when the nose wheel of their light plane collapsed during an emergency landing at Melbourne's Moorabbin Airport.
		Airport general manager Phil McConnell said the pilot of the Beech King Air 90 twin engine turbo aircraft noticed a problem about 10am (AEST) on Friday when the plane's nose wheel failed to properly descend on approach.
		Police, fire and ambulances crews were rushed to the airport in Melbourne's south-east.
	www.smh.com.au /news/National/Light-plane-emergency-at-Moorabbin/2006/08/25/1156012730209.html (386 words)

	PM - Melbourne air crash
		One trainee pilot died in the mid-air collision; a trainee and instructor in the second plane escaped with minor injuries.
		MICHELE FONSECA: Moorabbin airport is a busy hub for light aviation, situated in amongst Melbourne's densely populated Southern suburbs.
		He claims the towers at Sydney's Bankstown Airport, Adelaide's Parafield Airport, and Perth's Jandakot Airport, are all earmarked for closure.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/stories/s635699.htm (785 words)

	Kestrel Aviation - About Us
		Motivated by the lack of dedicated helicopter flying schools in Australia, Ray identified a need for a specialist helicopter training school and Kestrel was established at Moorabbin Airport.
		Kestrel soon outgrew Moorabbin Airport, and in line with its' key focus on training and achieving the best possible results for its' candidates, Kestrel carefully researched and selected Mangalore Airport in Central Victoria as its' new training base.
		Mangalore Airport has also enabled Kestrel to expand into one of the busiest helicopter schools in the southern hemisphere with 10 helicopters and 4 fixed wing aircraft, all owned and operated by Kestrel.
	www.kestrelaviation.com.au /about_us.html (496 words)

	Aviation & Flying Theory Training Australia
		Courses normally are on a full-time basis and vary in duration from a weekend to over two weeks.
		Courses can be arranged on a requirement basis enabling trainees to complete their studies in addition to holding other employment.
		Valight's on site accommodation is modern and very comfortable and includes one ensuite bedroom and five twin share bedrooms, hot showers, kitchen with microwave oven facilities; clean bed linen and ducted heating are all available for a very modest outlay.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~valight (249 words)

	Car Hire Moorabbin. Discounts Moorabbin Car Rental Companies
		Beneluxcar can help you to rent a car in Moorabbin Whether it is one way interstate rental car Moorabbin, Beneluxcar has just the right car hire for you.
		We look forward to satisfying your Moorabbin car hire needs, make it simple for you to travel when and where you want...
		From Moorabbin airport car hire can be easily located.
	www.beneluxcar.com /car-rentals/australia/moorabbin (263 words)

	Mobil Aviation Flying Scholorships. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Mobil Aviation, together with the other sponsors, The Foundation of the RAAF Association, Victorian Division, The Royal Victorian Aero Club and the 460 Bomber Squadron Trust, are pleased to advise that the winners of their 2003 Flying Scholarships are Anna-Sophia Lazarou and Daniel Tait.
		Both Anna-Sophia and Daniel were presented with their winning certificates last Saturday at the Dawn Patrol function organised by the Royal Victorian Aero Club at Moorabbin Airport.
		Mobil is very proud to be able to be associated with this initiative and especially in the area of development of our young people in aviation.
	www.exxonmobilaviation.com /AviationGlobal/AviationNews/avn_mobil_111103.asp (337 words)

	Meltrip Melbourne Public Transport: Major Destinations - Airport, Bus and Ferry terminals
		This list provides details of public transport services to airport, bus and ferry terminals in Melbourne.
		From the airport, board at the small green and yellow sign in front of the Qantas terminal.
		Travel time to the city is 60 minutes plus and transfer to another bus, tram or train may be required.
	home.alphalink.com.au /~parkerp/meltrip/destinations/airport.htm (289 words)

	News Limited Community Newspapers :: Paper Groups :: Leader
		It is home to Moorabbin Airport (one of the busiest in the world) and the massive Westfield Southland shopping centre.
		Moorabbin has a mixture of commercial outlets, office complexes and large tracts of industrial estates.
		The median age of the 102,418 population is 38.
	www.community.newsmedianet.com.au /home/groups/group/title.jsp?titleid=35 (195 words)

	The Weather Pixie: Moorabbin Airport Aws
		There is no data available for Moorabbin Airport Aws.
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	weatherpixie.com /index.php?place=YMMB (83 words)

	MARA - Melbourne and Regional Airline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of special interest is her short-field ability which permits her to operate from short bush strips.
		We approach Moorabbin Airport, the busiest regional airport of the four.
		From Moorabbin the daily flight turns west, flying across the bay towards Avalon.
	flyva.net /mara/magazine.html (431 words)

	Planespotting Airport Index
		Moorabbin Airport - general aviation and regional airport serving Southeast Melbourne.
		Sydney Airport - contains information for both travellers and enthusiasts alike; a resource for anyone planning to visit Sydney Airport.
		Auckland International Airport - get transportation information, fast facts, arrival and departure information, airport map and lots more.
	www.planespotting.com /airports/au-wht.html (90 words)

	Moorabbin, Vic - December 2005 - Daily Weather Observations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Most observations from Moorabbin Airport, cloud taken from Melbourne Regional Office.
		Temperature, humidity, wind, pressure and rainfall observations are from Moorabbin Airport {station 086077}.
		If you are after long-term averages relevant to Moorabbin, Victoria, look at the tables for Moorabbin Airport or Melbourne Regional Office.
	www.bom.gov.au /climate/dwo/200512/html/IDCJDW3052.200512.shtml (325 words)

	Royal Victorian Aero Club - Coldstream
		As well as its Headquarters at Melbourne / Moorabbin Airport, RVAC also operates a Flight School at Coldstream Airfield (YCEM).
		Coldstream is a small country airfield located in the beautiful Yarra Valley, approximately 23 nm NE of the City of Melbourne.
		It is typical of many country strips throughout Australia, with its gravel strip and light traffic but is conveniently close to primary and GAAP airports for more advanced training.
	www.rvac.com.au /coldstream (298 words)

	MOORABBIN AVIATION SERVICES FLYING SCHOOL AIRLINE FLIGHT TRAINING AVIATION
		At Moorabbin Aviation Services we are committed to providing the most personalised, flexible training available in Australia today.
		By using the most advanced training tools and techniques available we are able to offer industry leading, state of the art training courses designed to maximise the potential of every student.After an initial consultation your own personal flight instructor we will tailor a training program to your individual needs.
		Moorabbin Aviation Services in conjunction with Aeromed Moorabbin is now offering Pilot Medical's for Initial issue and renewals of Class One and Class Two Medicals, on our premisies at Moorabbin Airport.
	www.moorabbinaviationservices.com.au /Home.htm (249 words)

	Beaufighter 21 in Detail - Reference Photographs by Brett Green
		One resides at the Moorabbin Air Museum in Melbourne, Victoria and another at Camden Museum of Aviation located near Narellan on the south-western outskirts of Sydney, New South Wales.
		I am particularly grateful to the staff of Moorabbin Air Museum for their assistance and comprehensive access to their beautifully restored Beaufighter.
		The collection at Moorabbin includes a wide range of rare and interesting aircraft and is well worth a detour if you are visiting Melbourne.
	www.clubhyper.com /reference/beau21referecebg_1.htm (462 words)

	update81
		Letterbox drop to several thousand residents and businesses surrounding Moorabbin Airport is calling for community input by 19 January 1998 to proposed noise contours based on forecasts of aircraft movements to the year 2010.
		The joint letter and enclosed brochure from the City of Kingston and the Federal Airports Corporation will form part a new planning scheme to be adopted by Council as a revised set of Airport Environs controls for Moorabbin Airport and the surrounding area.
		The planning controls and ANEF contours will be on display at Council’s Mentone and Moorabbin customer service centres and at the Federal Airport Corporation offices (Moorabbin Airport) from now to Monday 19 January 1998.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~kingston/press/update81.htm (1374 words)

	Bibliography
		History of the scouting movement in the City of Moorabbin 1910 to 1995.
		Produced for the City of Moorabbin this book is easy to read and contains an excellent selection of photographs from the late 1880s to the present time.
		Stephen Charman was granted 160 acre of land in the parish of Moorabbin on September 4, 1852
	localhistory.kingston.vic.gov.au /htm/support/5.htm (1665 words)

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