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Airliner World Global Airline Scene 2001 March Skyways Fort to France
Airliner World Global Airline Scene 2001 March Skyways Fort to France
Airliner World is published monthly.
Contents
News
British Midland prepares to go 'International', Bulgarian Air Charter starts up, Farnair gets ATRs, new Ugandan carriers, American to take control at TWA?, Northwest orders A330, new Brazilian low-cost airline, EVA buys Airbuses, Ground broken on Bangalore airport project, new Polar routes approved, Concorde flies again, FedEx launches Airbus A380F freighter.
Cardiff International
Scheduled services and terminal expansion all figure in this Welsh airport's 2001 agenda.
Airport De-icing
Unless effective action is taken, the hazards of snow and unseen ice can cause more than flight delay backlogs. At Toronto, however, its treatment is routine.
US Boneyard
The US provides a haven for 'has-been' airliners, one such storage area is Evergreen's Centre at Marana.
GB Airways
The London-based BA franchisee with a colourful past delivery of the Airbus A320 completes the latest chapter.
China United Exclusive
The Chinese military's own airline, about which little has been known - until now!
Nagoya
Two hours from Tokyo Nagoya sees a varied range of international and domestic traffic and is well worth a visit before its closure.
Duty Free
Latest aviation book and model reviews.
Baghdad Amman Sharjah
Pictorial spread from the Middle East. Includes an Exclusive look at Baghdad following its recent reopening.
An-12 Cub
Antonov's classic turboprop transport includes cutaway.
Eurocontrol Update
Airliner World recently attended a briefing on progress at Europe's centralised Air Traffic Control Centre in Brussels.
Fort de France
An ex-French colonial outpost, this Caribbean airport is now looking to cruise lines to provide further growth.
Feedback
Readers' questions and photo page.
Canjet
Canada's new low-cost carrier has seemingly found a niche.
Skyways ERA Airline of the Year
Swedish regional that is more than just a single airline.
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