Airliner World Magazine - The World’s Number One Commercial Aviation Magazine
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Launched in 1999, Airliner World is the largest selling civil aviation magazine in the world and is a must read for anyone interested in or associated with the commercial aviation scene. Airliner World's extensive coverage of the world's airlines, airports and aircraft is unrivalled and includes up-to-date airline, airport and aircraft, histories as well as manufacturer information. Airliner World often features articles on other aspects of the airline industry such as Air Traffic Control and Environment and Flight Safety. Illustrated throughout with superb colour photography, Airliner World additionally provides the latest on aircraft deliveries, colour schemes and preservation news as well as reviews of books, prints, models and DVDs.
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• Interviews with key industry players
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Airliner World October 2021.
Welcome
Hello and welcome to your October edition of Airliner World. This month, we're exploring the future generation of flight, but not before we reflect on one of aviation's most important names. Scatter...
Decade-long franchise agreement inked
AIRLINER WORLD'S COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE OF WORLDWIDE NEWS AER LINGUS has signed a ten-year franchise agreement with Emerald Airlines for the operation of Aer Lingus Regional flights. While services u...
Norse outlines 2022 launch
BOSSES AT transatlantic start-up Norse Atlantic Airways have outlined their blueprint for the launch of the low-cost, long-haul carrier. The Arendal, Norway-headquarted airline is now proposi...
Scottish service is swapped
VIRGIN ATLANTIC has signalled intentions to commence international flights from Edinburgh to a pair of holiday hotspots for the first time in the airline’s 37-year history. First, Barbados is set to...
Maiden Maltese MAXs
The initial Boeing 737 MAX jets destined for Ryanair Group subsidiary Malta Air have started to be delivered. As Airliner World went to press, six of the high-density MAX 8-200s, paint...
Fleet modernisation plans revealed
LEISURE FIRM Condor Flugdienst is set to acquire 16 Airbus A330-900s as it undertakes a fleet modernisation programme, becoming the German launch customer for the type. The airline has signed...