Airliner World June 2007

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Airliner World June 2007

Highlights

  • Titan Airways VIP Charters
  • Malta FIRE Training
  • HONG KONG Express
  • Spanish Charters 1960-1970

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive coverage of worldwide events, including a report from the Hamburg Aircraft Interiors Exhibition.
  • Spanish Charters – Part 2 – The second part of the analysis of four of the main Spanish charter airlines from the 1960s and 1970s considers their conversion to jet aircraft.
  • Sachet Systems – Drinks in sachets. A revolution in in-flight alcoholic beverages that saves weight and waste.
  • Hong Kong Express – Regional operations changing from Embraers to Boeings
  • Route Proving on the A380 – The first passenger flight between two large commercial airports.
  • Friedrichshafen Airport – Small regional airport on the shores of Lake Constance.
  • Malta Fire and Safety Operations – Training and instruction in fire-fighting duties.
  • Firefly – Malaysian Airlines' new regional subsidiary.
  • Digital Photography Guide – Part 3 – Basic Editing.
  • Four Threes – DC-3s in the DRC – Four classic airliners ending their days in Kinshasa.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs. Plus Deliveries and Spotting Spot – London City.
  • Duty Free – A review of some of the latest books, DVDs and models available.
  • Titan Airways – The UK's premier VIP and ad hoc charter carrier.

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