Airliner World March 2004

Airliner World March 2004

Highlights

  • Bombardier DASH-8
  • Aviation in Chile
  • Cae/emirates Flight Training
  • Sharjah Airport Growing Middle Eastern HUB

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 20-page coverage of worldwide events.
  • Sharjah Airport – Widely known as a cargo hub, the airport is expanding its passenger operations into the low-cost market.
  • CAE and Emirates – The new flying training and simulation complex for the two Dubai-based companies.
  • Heathrow Snapshot – A look at the main London airport in the 1970s.
  • Intersky – 'From the cockpit' with this Austrian operator on regional services in Italy.
  • Brisbane Airport – The history and development of one of Australia's main airports.
  • Bombardier Dash 8 – The evolution of this successful Canadian regional turboprop – includes CUTAWAY and GATEFOLD.
  • Kyrgyzstan Snapshot – An array of classic Soviet airliners in operation and in storage at the Kyrgyz capital of Bishkek.
  • Commercial Aviation – Chilean Style – The current state of the Chilean commercial aviation scene and its plans.
  • Lufthansa A340-600 – Inside the German carrier's new long-haul aircraft.
  • Saint Pierre – The French territory, south of Newfoundland in Canada, operates limited air services.
  • Round the World with Virgin – Sir Richard Branson's latest endeavour with Virgin Atlantic. Around the world non-stop – whilst using the normal airway system.
  • Feedback – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, Spotting Spot (East Midlands UK) and Airliner Deliveries.
  • All Nippon Airways – The Japanese independent now carries over 45 million passengers annually. A look at the airline's development and history.

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