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| For around 50
years the phrase "MMA" meant aviation in Western Australia. MacRobertson Miller Airlines became the major airline in Western Australia from the mid 1930s. In a State of around a million square miles with a thinly spread population and a poor road and rail network, aviation became a very important form of transport. People in the outback relied on MMA for quick communication with the city, hospitals and for spare parts and supplies. |
20,000 hour
Captains - MMA Micro History - MMA Airliners
MMA Livery Evolution - Cockpits
Photo
Gallery
RAAF Association of WA Aviation Heritage Museum
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The RAAF Association
of Western Australia Aviation Heritage Museum wishes to thank Reg Adkins
and Gwyn Williams for their assistance in putting this site together. Reg
provided the information about MMA's pilots for this presentation while
the other information and photographs were obtained from Gwyn Williams, the library and the
photographic library of the Museum and from Reg Adkins' book, "I Flew for
MMA".
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