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Remembering David Bell

As some readers may already be aware, the Australian aviation community suffered a sad loss in March with the passing of former ABAA CEO David Bell OAM.

A long-term contributor to this publication, David was recognised as a true gentleman of the Australian aviation industry, and so many were touched by his kindness, intelligence, and sense of humour.

As an advocate for the Australian business aviation

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