Airliner World November 2005

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Airliner World November 2005

Highlights

  • Berlin's Tempelhof CITY Centre Airport
  • Indian Low-cost
  • Highlands and Islands
  • Royal Jordanian Airlines

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 22-page coverage of worldwide events, including a report on the recent low-cost airlines' congress in Amsterdam..
  • Royal Jordanian Airlines – In a region that has seen many conflicts, Jordan has remained a haven of peace, tranquillity and political stability, helped by an efficient airline.
  • Uppsala Airport – A new lost-cost airport just north of Stockholm in Sweden.
  • Transavia Boeing 737 – 'From the Flightdeck' with the Dutch carrier on a trip from Amsterdam to Alicante in Spain.
  • Highlands and Islands – Airport operations from the north of Scotland.
  • Indian Low-Cost Airlines – A review of the growing number of start-ups in the country.
  • Berlin Tempelhof – The smallest of Berlin's commercial airports, which is facing an uncertain future.
  • Conakry Snapshot – Visitors to the main airport in Guinée Bissau, West Africa.
  • Feedback. – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, including aircraft deliveries/crashes and Spotting Spot – Athens.
  • EVA Air – Despite restrictions on its operations, the Taiwanese carrier has evolved into a leading player in the Asian market.

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