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Air International Magazine Vol 7 #3 1974 Sept British Aerospace 74(Enthusiast)
Air International Magazine Vol 7 #3 1974 Sept British Aerospace 74(Enthusiast)
Published monthly, Formerly Air Enthusiast Magazine.
CONTENTS
111 BRITISH AEROSPACE 74 During the first week of September, the British aerospace industry plays host to the entire aviation world at Farnborough, when the biennial SBAC exhibition becomes fully international for the first time. The aircraft and aero engines currently being produced or developed in Britain are described by G R Wrixon and several of the most important are illustrated by new cutaway drawings by John Weal.
127 AIRBUS: EUROPE'S FIRST WIDE-
BODY The Airbus A300 has now entered service, becoming the fourth of the new generation of wide-body airliners to fly revenue passengers. The status of the Airbus programme is discussed in this article, and some impressions of flying in the aircraft are given by the Editor.
139 WREMINISCENCES OF FARN-
BOROUGH On the occasion of the 21st "Farnborough", Chris Wren writes of the people, places and 'planes associated with the historic series of SBAC displays and exhibitions, that began at Hendon and graced Hatfield and Radlett before reaching the present venue.
143 CONDOR - AN ELEGANT IMPROVISATION The Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor gained a justifiable reputation as the scourge of Atlantic shipping in the early war years, but assessments of its fighting character were not wholly accurate, as Capt Eric Brown relates in this new contribution in our "Viewed from the Cockpit" series.
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