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Airliner World Magazine - The World’s Number One Commercial Aviation Magazine

Brought to you by Key Publishing Ltd, Europe's Leading Aviation Publisher.

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.

Regular features include:

• Comprehensive news coverage - by continent
• Reviews and profiles of airlines, airports and aircraft from around the world
• Details of new leases, colour schemes and deliveries
• Technology updates
• Features on airport developments worldwide
• Features on bygone classics and preservation news
• 'From the flightdeck' - experience different aircraft types from the cockpit
• Interviews with key industry players
• Regular special feature sections and supplements

And much, much more!

For more information, visit www.airlinerworld.com

Published by Key Publishing Ltd. The entire contents of this title is © copyright 2018. All rights reserved.

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March 2025 ADIEU 757 Welcome to the March 2025 issue of Airliner World, incorporating Airports of the World. We simply could not let the retirement of the last commercial British-registered Boeing 757 pass us by. So, in early January, Thomas Haynes and Lee Cross were lucky enough to get seats on the final flights with Jet2. Despite challenging weather conditions, the trip from Manchester to Geneva and back went ahead, albeit slightly delayed. Read all about the historic occasion onboard G-LSAI (c/n 24016), which is also featured on the cover. ASIA IN THE SPOTLIGHT We turn the spotlight on Asia in this issue. As one of the world’s fastest-growing commercial aviation markets, there’s lots to cover, starting with Malaysia Airlines. A decade after a year of unimaginable tragedy, the airline is now looking forward to a bright future, as Lee Cross discovered in September 2024 when he jetted off to Kuala Lumpur to learn all about the flag carrier’s new aircraft and onboard products. Thomas Haynes examines the evolution of China’s commercial aircraft manufacturing industry. After a somewhat turbulent start, the country is now placing its bets on COMAC and its C909 and C919. The latter has been designed to compete directly with the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX. Meanwhile, for our Airports of the World fans, Robert Veitch explores the history of Ninoy Aquino International Airport, the Philippine capital Manila’s longest-serving facility.


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ADIEU 757
Welcome to the March 2025 issue of Airliner World, incorporating Airports of the World. We simply could not let the retirement of the last commercial British-registered Boeing 757 pass us by. So, in early January, Thomas Haynes and Lee Cross were lucky enough to get seats on the final flights with Jet2. Despite challenging weather conditions, the trip from Manchester to Geneva and back went ahead, albeit slightly delayed. Read all about the historic occasion onboard G-LSAI (c/n 24016), which is also featured on the cover.

ASIA IN THE SPOTLIGHT
We turn the spotlight on Asia in this issue. As one of the world’s fastest-growing commercial aviation markets, there’s lots to cover, starting with Malaysia Airlines. A decade after a year of unimaginable tragedy, the airline is now looking forward to a bright future, as Lee Cross discovered in September 2024 when he jetted off to Kuala Lumpur to learn all about the flag carrier’s new aircraft and onboard products.

Thomas Haynes examines the evolution of China’s commercial aircraft manufacturing industry. After a somewhat turbulent start, the country is now placing its bets on COMAC and its C909 and C919. The latter has been designed to compete directly with the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX. Meanwhile, for our Airports of the World fans, Robert Veitch explores the history of Ninoy Aquino International Airport, the Philippine capital Manila’s longest-serving facility.
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