The objective of this site is to be a comprehensive reference source for all aspects of the history of the AW 650 & 660 Argosy over the years, its builders and operators. The aim is not for the site to be a dry history, but to also include items of human interest from people involved in all aspects of the building and operation of the Argosy. Up to this time I have concentrated on facts and realise that the site could be improved with a lot more pictures. As of July 2003 I have started to add pictures to the site, some of them are not very good but I will improve them as time goes by.
If you have any material that you feel would be of interest, particularly pictures, and that could be included in the site please do not hesitate to contact me. I would of course cover the cost of obtaining any material and am keen to get copies of Aviation Week dated 13th February and 24th April 1961. A list of published material that I have copies of is included on the Links & References page.

Phil died peacefully on 10 February 2007 after a battle with cancer.
This web site will be maintained as a tribute to him by his nephew and wife.

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Telephone +61 (0) 2 9925 0469

DISCLAIMER
This web site is a hobby of the author and while every effort has been made to ensure the information included is correct no responsibility for its accuracy is taken. Any person using information from this web site does so with the understanding that it is their responsibility to validate it. It should be noted that pictures, drawings and images on the site may be subject to copyright and as such if you wish to use them you should seek the permission of the owner.

SITE UPDATED 27th FEBRUARY 2007
CHANGES AT THIS UPDATE
Note on Phil and new email address