Airliner World Magazine - July 2020 Back Issue

Airliner World Magazine July 2020 Back Issue

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The July 2020 edition of Airliner World lets you travel in style as we take a ride on the illustrious British Airways flight 001 plus, we look at a brief history of the legend, Concorde. Meanwhile, Airliner World’s Martin Needham ventured to the Cotswolds to offer a truly fascinating insight into one Boeing 727. If that’s not enough, we sit down with social media star Eva Claire Marseille on flying 747 freighters, take a trip down memory lane with Skyways Coach-Air and journey around Hawaii with Mokulele Airlines.

Elsewhere, this edition continues to deliver the latest industry news amid the coronavirus fallout. While not out of the woods yet, carriers around the globe are planning for a restart to scheduled services as lockdowns are relaxed and demand sluggishly returns. However, for some, the prolonged groundings were the final straw as a multitude of airlines filed for bankruptcy protection, including Air Mauritius, Avianca and Thai Airways.

We bring you insider access from our very own Gordon Smith who chats with two of the Middle East giants. He discussed with Emirates’ divisional senior vice-president of cargo how the Dubai-based firm has responded to the increasing levels of freight and talks to Qatar Airways’ UK and Ireland country manager to gain an insight into the operator’s network revival.

Finally, we bring you our comprehensive coverage of worldwide news along with our regular sections of commercial aircraft acquisitions, historic aviation, up-to-date accident reports, aviation training and MRO.

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July 2020 The July 2020 edition of Airliner World lets you travel in style as we take a ride on the illustrious British Airways flight 001 plus, we look at a brief history of the legend, Concorde. Meanwhile, Airliner World’s Martin Needham ventured to the Cotswolds to offer a truly fascinating insight into one Boeing 727. If that’s not enough, we sit down with social media star Eva Claire Marseille on flying 747 freighters, take a trip down memory lane with Skyways Coach-Air and journey around Hawaii with Mokulele Airlines. Elsewhere, this edition continues to deliver the latest industry news amid the coronavirus fallout. While not out of the woods yet, carriers around the globe are planning for a restart to scheduled services as lockdowns are relaxed and demand sluggishly returns. However, for some, the prolonged groundings were the final straw as a multitude of airlines filed for bankruptcy protection, including Air Mauritius, Avianca and Thai Airways. We bring you insider access from our very own Gordon Smith who chats with two of the Middle East giants. He discussed with Emirates’ divisional senior vice-president of cargo how the Dubai-based firm has responded to the increasing levels of freight and talks to Qatar Airways’ UK and Ireland country manager to gain an insight into the operator’s network revival. Finally, we bring you our comprehensive coverage of worldwide news along with our regular sections of commercial aircraft acquisitions, historic aviation, up-to-date accident reports, aviation training and MRO.

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