Airliner World April 2011

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Airliner World April 2011

Highlights

  • Malév European Consolidation
  • Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental Rollout Latest Passenger Version
  • Bangkok Airways Thailand’s Boutique Carrier
  • Cambridge Airport Regional Aspirations
  • AIR North’s HS748s Fishing Charters

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World’s comprehensive coverage of worldwide news, including a News Snapshot from World Economic Forum at Davos in Switzerland
  • Maléev – A look at how the Hungarian national carrier has slimmed down its fleet and routes in recent years
  • Cambridge Airport – Once considered a private facility, the East Anglian airport is looking to start regional services.
  • Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental – The latest variant of the iconic aircraft is revealed in a ‘Sunrise’ Orange colourscheme.
  • Flight testing the Boeing 747-8 – Captain Frank Santoni, Chief Test Pilot at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, gives a talk on his experiences flying the aircraft.
  • HAJJ -2 – Captain Alan Carter continues his flight from Baghdad to Madinah.
  • Thailand’s Boutique Carrier – Bangkok Air provides regional services around the country and has ambitious expansion plans for the future.
  • Kabul Picturespread – Interesting visitors to the Afghan capital city’s main airport
  • Air North’s Fishing Charters – How the Canadian carrier uses its classic Hawker Siddeley HS748s in the northwest of the country
  • Eurocopter Aberdeen – A new simulator facility on northern Scotland
  • Deliveries – The latest commercial acquisitions
  • Air Safety – In-depth safety reports and the most recent crash information
  • Virtual Radar – The latest review includes the Planeplotter light.
  • Departure Gate – A selection of readers’ comments and photographs
  • UTair – Russian Domestic leader – Little known outside the country, UTair is Russia’s leading domestic carrier.
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