Airliner World June 2011

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Airliner World June 2011

Highlights

  • Lufthansa A380 Exclusive European Tour
  • Larnaca Airport Main Cypriot Gateway
  • Manchester Fire Service ‘Real’ Training on a Test Rig
  • Everett Boeings from the Air
  • TOP 30 Airports _x001E_ ACI Initial Figures

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World’s comprehensive coverage of worldwide news, including a News Snapshot (B767 Cargo Haulers) and a report from British Midland International’s new routes to Norway.
  • Aviation Interiors 2011 – News from the Hamburg Show, plus Crystal Cabin Award winners.
  • Short Feeder Liners – Thirty years after the first flight of the Short SD360, a history of the feeder liner family from Northern Ireland.
  • Southwest Airlines – The original low-cost carrier celebrates 40 years of operations.
  • Larnaca Airport – Cyprus’ primary tourist hub.
  • Belavia – The national carrier of the Republic of Belarus.
  • Manchester Fire Service – Part 2 – Fire training in the UK – for real!
  • The View From Above – Everett – Wide-bodied aircraft awaiting delivery from Boeing’s main production facility near Seattle.
  • Top 30 Airports – Airport Council International’s provisional list of the world’s busiest airports in 2010. ATR 72 Simulator Pilot training for Aer Arann in Dublin
  • Deliveries – The latest commercial acquisitions.
  • Aircraft Histories – Junkers Ju-52 – Lufthansa’s ‘Auntie Ju’ passes her 75th Anniversary.
  • Departure Gate – A selection of readers’ comments and photographs.
  • Air Safety – In-depth safety reports and the most recent crash information.
  • Airliner World Exclusive –- Airbus A380 – A European tour with the German carrier’s flagship.
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