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Australian CAA
Two members have been added to the Australian Civil Aviation Authority's board. Dr Paul Scully-Power, Australia's first astronaut, who flew on the Challenger Shuttle in 1984, is now an aviation advisor. The second newcomer, Bruce Byron, is an aviation examiner and former Royal Australian Air Force Wing Commander.
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