Airliner World December 2003

Airliner World December 2003

Highlights

  • Farewell Concorde
  • Teeside Airport
  • TOP 100 Airports Passenger Figures
  • A340-500 Leadership SIA'S NEW LONG Ranger

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 19-page coverage of worldwide events – plus a report from NBAA in Orlando.
  • A345 LeaderShip – SIA's new long-ranger – Singapore Airlines will create aviation history when it launches new non-stop transpacific operations from its Changi hub with the A340-500 in February 2004.
  • Los Cerrillos Airliners – Santiago International Airport hosts aircraft that are under the charge of the Museo Nacional Aeronáutico y del Espacio de Chile (Chilean National Air and Space Museum).
  • Top 100 Airports – The annual airport passenger statistics for 2002 have revealed very few surprises, and it's a similar picture for 2003.
  • Seaboard & Western – The history and development of one of the larger US freight carriers.
  • Meridiana BAe 146 Whisperjet – From the Cockpit… from Florence to London/Gatwick.
  • Preserved Soviets in the Czech Republic – Final resting places for 'Cold War' airliners.
  • Teesside International Airport – An airport in the Northeast of England that is set for rapid expansion.
  • Gander – The airport in northeast Canada, where over the last 20 years there has been a dramatic change in the airlines and aircraft.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, plus Century of Flight Poll final nominations, Spotting Spot (St Barts) and Airliner Deliveries. Plus a special photospread of Concorde's last week in airline service.
  • EXCLUSIVE: East African Safari Air – Kenya's new international airline providing new links between Europe and East Africa via its hub at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

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