Airliner World August 2023

Airliner World August 2023

Highlights

  • Buongiorneo ITA welcomes new aircraft and partner
  • Historical Aircraft Restoration Society Maintaining Australia’s classic airliners
  • Business Classy Lufthansa Technik’s palatial BBJ revealed
  • Vital Airlinks Saving lives through aviation
  • Ford’s ‘TIN Goose’ Tri-Motor in profile
  • Doing IT MY WAY Malaysia’s newest airline

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Features

  • Paris Air Show 2023 – The aerospace industry descended on the French capital in late June for the highly anticipated 54th edition of Paris Air Show. We round up all the news, aircraft orders and event highlights from Le Bourget
  • Positively palatial – Lufthansa Technik’s VVIP Boeing Business Jet 777-9 concept is aimed squarely at the Middle East, as Ian Harbison discovers
  • Flying Henry Ford’s ‘Tin Goose’ – It may only fly at modest speeds, but the venerable airliner accelerates every enthusiast’s heartbeat. Andreas Rohde takes us onboard the historic Ford Tri-Motor
  • Airlink: Providing a lifeline – Getting aid quickly to remote locations is a logistical nightmare and matching the right aircraft type to the mission takes experience. Chris Smith investigates how Airlink uses aviation to save lives
  • The Eve of a new era? – Best known for its E-Jet portfolio, Embraer has its eyes on the next-generation of flying machines. Andreas Spaeth reports on the company’s Eve Air Mobility, a frontrunner in the emerging eVTOL scene
  • Doing it MY way – Starting a new airline at the height of a global pandemic doesn’t seem like the smartest idea and doing so in the back yard of Asia’s biggest low-cost carrier even less so. Dirk Grothe ventured to Kuala Lumpur to get the inside track on Malaysia’s newest player, MYAirline
  • An Airbus in the Antarctic – It’s the world’s most inhospitable continent and the only one without permanent residents, paved runways or regular airline services. Andreas Spaeth talks to White Desert CEO Patrick Woodhead about the challenges of operating an Airbus A340 widebody jet to Antarctica
  • Where history comes alive – Australia’s Historical Aircraft Restoration Society, better known as HARS, is home to several rare commercial aircraft, lovingly looked after by a team of volunteers, as Chris Frame discovers
  • ITA says Buongiorneo – It’s been a busy few months for Italy’s ITA Airways, which not only received its first Airbus A330neo but also acquired a major shareholder. Matteo Legnani brings us the latest from the flag carrier

Regulars

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  • Deliveries: Latest commercial acquisitions
  • MRO News
  • Departure Gate: Readers’ letters and lighter stories
  • UK Visitors: Rarities spotted on UK runways
  • Aviation Training
  • Air Safety: Incident and accident reports

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