Airliner World July 2013

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Airliner World July 2013

Highlights

  • In the July issue of Airliner World, we chart the rebirth of Oriental flag carrier Japan Airlines and we profile Dassault’s Falcon family of business jets on its 50th anniversary. We also visit Berne-based SkyWork Airlines to see how the Swiss regional carrier’s innovative approach has enabled it to flourish in the face of adversity, and examine how NATS provides a seamless Air Traffic Control service in the UK.
  • We travel to the emerging tourist hotspot of Laos to see how the national carrier, Lao Airlines, is coping with increasing domestic and international competition while our ‘spotting spot’ covers Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali. We maintain the exotic theme with an overview of India’s Hydrabad Airport and we chronicle the turbulent history of Air Zimbabwe.
  • The July issue of Airliner World also incorporates our comprehensive coverage of worldwide news including details of Etihad’s new partnership with Jet Airways, another major order for Turkish Airlines and the return of scheduled services at Cambridge Airport. We also have a review of the Ebace show in Geneva and coverage from the recent football and rugby finals.
  • Finally, we have all of our regular sections covering the latest commercial aircraft acquisitions, up-to-date accident reports and developments from the world of aviation training.

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World’s comprehensive coverage of worldwide news, including a review of the EBACE show in Geneva and a Snapshot of aircraft carrying fans to recent football and rugby finals. Hyderabad Airport Building a first-class facility in India.
  • NATS – Maintaining a seamless Air Traffic Control service in the UK.
  • Dassault Falcon – The 50th anniversary of the successful business jet range.
  • Air Zimbabwe – A history of the troubled carrier as it tries to restart operations.
  • Lao Airlines – How the national carrier is coping with increasing domestic and international competition.
  • SkyWork Airlines – Europe’s ‘best-cost’ airline – the Swiss regional operator’s innovative approach to air travel.
  • Deliveries – The latest commercial acquisitions.
  • Aviation Training – A review of recent developments.
  • Departure Gate – A selection of readers’ comments and photographs.
  • Spotting Spot – Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali.
  • Air Safety – Up-to-date accident reports and the most recent crash information.
  • Japan Airlines – Rebirth of the country’s national carrier.
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