Airliner World February 2004

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Airliner World February 2004

Highlights

  • UPS Night 'hubbing' in Cologne
  • Edelweiss Swiss Independent
  • Rovaniemi Santa Claus Airport
  • Dubai Airshow Report

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 20-page coverage of worldwide events – plus an in-depth report from the Dubai Airshow.
  • Christchurch Airport – The principal international gateway into New Zealand's South Island.
  • Netjets – Supporting the Business Community – In the past decade a brand new phenomenon has spread through the market offering aircraft ownership fractions to wealthy business and leisure travellers.
  • Edelweiss – Flying The Swiss Way – Following the demise of Swiss charter operators Balair and CTA, Edelweiss Air was established in 1995.
  • Winair – Island hopping in the Caribbean with Twin Otters and Islanders.
  • Rovaniemi – Santa Claus Airport – How the Finnish airport overcomes the problems associated with Arctic weather conditions.
  • Air Deccan – A No-Frills Airline for Southern India.
  • Ilyushin Il-18 Moskva – The Soviet-built turboprop aircraft which also proved popular with foreign airlines.
  • Southend Airport – A look at the varied visitors to this airport in the south-east of England
  • Bolivia 1973/74 – South America is still a haven for propliners, but 30 years ago the variety (and rarity even then) was amazing.
  • Historic Helsinki – The terminal at Helsinki/Malmi Airport is in danger of being demolished to make way for a housing estate.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, Spotting Spot (San Francisco/Oakland) and Airliner Deliveries.
  • UPS – Night 'hubbing' in Cologne – Parcel processing at the main European hub.

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