Airliner World August 2003

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Airliner World August 2003

Highlights

  • Boeing 717 Extra 12 Pages WITH Gatefold
  • AN-22 Outsize Cargo Exclusive Pictures
  • Baghdad Airport
  • Privatair and Lufthansa Business Class to the USA

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 19-page coverage of worldwide events.
  • Paris Air Salon Report – All the news and orders from the recent stormy Show
  • Winnipeg International Airport – History and current development of this Canadian regional airport.
  • Baghdad International – First post-war pictures produce interesting aircraft.
  • Air Dolomiti – Flying with Italian style for the regional operator.
  • Miami Airport Update – Gearing up for the Airbus A380 with its largest ever investment programme.
  • PrivatAir Flies For Lufthansa – Business Class across the Atlantic from Germany to the USA.
  • Boeing 717 – The smallest aircraft in the Boeing family – includes GATEFOLD and CUTAWAY.
  • Belavia – A visit to the Belarus flag carrier in Minsk.
  • British Airways Interiors – How BA overhauls its seats and In-Flight Entertainment systems.
  • Antonov An-22 Outsize Cargo Carrier – Exclusive images from the aircraft's recent visit to London/Stansted.
  • Air Wales – The airline has recently resurrected links between the Principality and London.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, plus Century of Flight competition nominations, Spotting Spot (Coventry Airshow) and airliner deliveries.
  • Paris Airports in the 1960s and 1970s – Classic images from Le Bourget and Paris.
  • Air Tahiti Nui – Pearl of the South Pacific linking French Polynesia and Europe.

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