Airliner World April 2004

Airliner World April 2004

Highlights

  • IRAN AIR
  • Flying Tigers Former US Freight Giant
  • Antonov AN-140 NEW Turboprop
  • Royal JET Executive Travel

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 20-page coverage of worldwide events – including Asian Aerospace report.
  • Iran Air – The pioneer of aviation in the Middle East and the country's biggest carrier.
  • Moscow Myachkovo Snapshot – The former home of Aeroflot's aerial survey division.
  • Challenges Affecting the Aviation Industry – British Airways' Chief Executive Officer Rod Eddington comments on the European perspective.
  • Royal Jet – A new Middle Eastern carrier combining exclusive executive travel with medical evacuation services.
  • A Little Co-operation – The Multi-Crew Co-operation Course looks at communication, situation awareness, problem solving, decision-making and teamwork on the flight deck of today's airliners.
  • Malindi Airport – Kenya's forgotten gateway.
  • Antonov An-140 – Ukraine's versatile turboprop model.
  • Greek Relics – Preserved, stored and dumped airliners in Greece.
  • Salt Lake City – Mountain Mega-Hub – One of the United States' higher-altitude hub airports.
  • Spirit of Speke – A unique heritage project at Liverpool Airport in the northwest of England.
  • Feedback. – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, Spotting Spot (Tullamarine, Australia) and Airliner Deliveries.
  • The Flying Tiger Line – The second of a three-part series on famous cargo airlines.

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