Airliner World February 2006

Airliner World February 2006

Highlights

  • Jetblue Airways American Low-cost Success
  • Moscow's Airports
  • London CITY
  • DASH 7 in Africa United Nations Support Flights

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 19-page coverage of worldwide events.
  • JetBlue Airways – The American airline has established itself as a financially sound budget carrier.
  • Learning to Fly the Big Jets – Oxford Aviation Training's Airline Preparation Programme, which qualifies graduates for commercial flying.
  • Jakarta/Halim Airport – The less well-known airport of the Indonesian capital.
  • London City Airport – The extension to the Docklands Light Railway was opened in early December 2005 linking the airport to the City of London.
  • Dash 7 in Africa – Trans Capital Air's United Nations mission support operations in Monrovia, Liberia.
  • Jazeera Airways – Kuwaiti independent airline with an emerging low-cost formula in the Middle East.
  • Dakar Snapshot – The main airport of Senegal in West Africa with an interesting mix of regional and long-haul traffic.
  • Palm Beach International Airport – A growing regional airport on the east coast of Florida.
  • Reinventing Scandinavia's flag carrier – The SAS Group's Turnaround 2005 strategy, which should allow it to report the first full-year profit since 2000.
  • Flight Simulation – Boeing 747-400 'Queen of The Skies' – the latest in computer simulation.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs including the Antonov An-225's first UK commercial operation, deliveries/crashes and Spotting Spot – Osaka/Itami.
  • Duty Free – Reviews of the latest books and software for the aviation enthusiast.
  • Moscow's Airports – Scheremetevo – The first of a three-part series – an insight into the operators serving the Russian capital, Moscow.

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