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Airliner World Global Airline Scene 2003 January Nagoya Airport John Travolta 70
Airliner World Global Airline Scene 2003 January Nagoya Airport
Airliner World is published monthly.
Contents
News
Balkan Airlines liquidated, Privatair adds A319s, European low-cost growth continues, Olympic Airways drops Australia, Aeroflot confirms Airbus deal, bmi A330s for South Africa, Kulula uses B737s, Kruger Airport opens, Iran Aerospace Show, Delta's new low-cost plans, BWIA upbeat despite problems, PIA selects long-range B777, Hainan's regional options, New hope for Fairchild Dornier, Airbus buys ship for A380 components.
Scandinavian Airlines System
We detail what changes are being made to help the Scandinavian carrier return to profitability.
Internet Technology and Aviation
How the use of computers is changing airline procedures.
Delta Air Lines
An interview with Carolyn Ezzell, Vice President 'Atlantic Region' for the US major on the developments in the airline in the 12 months since September 11, 2001.
Easy Come Easy Go
Airliner World joins UK low-cost carrier Go on a trip to Alicante and interviews its Chief Operating Officer, Ed Winter, about its takeover by easyJet.
Air Via
Bulgarian Tupolev Tu-154 charter operations 'From the Cockpit' on this classic Russian trijet.
Munich Airport
Growing German hub combining regional and intercontinental operations.
JT and the B707 World Tour
Hollywood star John Travolta completes his round-the-world tour with his 'Qantas'- livened B707.
Manchester Airport Update
Developments at this leading UK hub.
Embraer's Legacy
A detailed analysis of the Brazilian manufacturer's 'Low Cost Corporate Jet'.
Colours of the Philippines
The various colourful airlines that operate in this Far Eastern archipelago.
Dakar in 1976
'New' and old in West Africa in the 1970s.
Feedback
A selection of readers' comments and photographs, plus Spotting Spot (Frankfurt) and latest Airliner Deliveries.
Nagoya Airport
A review of Japan's third busiest international airport after Tokyo/Narita and Osaka/Kansai.
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