Airliner World September 2021

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Airliner World September 2021

Highlights

  • In the September 2021 edition of Airliner World, we present our exclusive Global Airline Report which charts the most turbulent year in the history of commercial aviation. Using insights from analytics experts ch-aviation, our editorial team has crunched the data to bring you the biggest stories as well as some you might have missed.
  • Elsewhere, don’t miss our exclusive interview with Brian Znotins, the vice president of network and schedule planning at American Airlines. We learn how his team navigated the worst of the pandemic and how the world’s largest carrier is priming itself for a post-COVID landscape.
  • Also, ahead of the 20th anniversary of the September 11 atrocities, Tom Batchelor examines the legacy left by aviation’s darkest hour. We hear from German aviation journalist, Andreas Spaeth, who recalls his experience on September 11 while visiting Concorde at London/Heathrow.
  • Meanwhile, in the first of a two-part special, we look at 2021’s European start-ups. to round off, we travel across Russia’s remote Sakha Republic to sample Soviet delights, examine the challenges in returning aircraft to the sky post-pandemic, and we chat to figures from Helvetic Airways and Embraer as the airline introduces the E195-E2.
  • Finally, don’t miss our new competition to win a copy of Tom Singfield’s new book, ‘Classic Gatwick Jetliners’, as we get a sneak preview of this highly anticipated title.

Full Contents

  • News review – Airliner World’s global coverage
  • RecoveryWatch – We gather the latest insights as European carriers enter an uncertain summer season
  • Ice cold in old Yaks – Bernd Sturm takes us around the remote Sakha Republic
  • The Tuesday when everything changed – Twenty years on, Tom Batchelor reflects on 9/11’s legacy
  • Gatwick’s gas turbine timeline – We share some of the highlights from Tom Singfield’s new book chronicling the classic jetliners of Gatwick Airport
  • Airliner World’s Global Airline Report 2021 – Tapping into data from ch-aviation, this special report quantifies the most turbulent year in the history of flying
  • Start-up supremos – We kick off our round-up of the airlines launching in 2021
  • Completing the set – Gordon Smith speaks to senior figures from Embraer and Helvetic Airways as the airline accepts its first E195-E2
  • Back to business – We examine the risks associated with getting aircraft back in the air after the pandemic
  • View from Heathrow – Andreas Spaeth shares his first-hand account of being at the London gateway on 9/11
  • Deliveries – The latest commercial acquisitions
  • MRO news – Updates from maintenance, repair and overhaul providers
  • Historic aviation – Updates from the world of preservation
  • Departure gate – Readers’ comments and photos
  • Aviation training – A round-up of recent developments
  • Air safety – Accident reports and crash information
  • American giant – Chris Sloan meets Brian Znotins from American Airlines to learn more about the firm’s planning strategies
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