Airliner World May issue – OUT NOW

Featuring:

Low-Cost, Aussie Style!
During the last eight years, Jetstar Airways has become a potent asset in the Qantas Group’s arsenal. Julian Green reports on how the budget airline is becoming the future on which the Australian flag carrier is pinning its hopes.

Airlink
Mike Wright takes a trip on one of the carrier’s Avro RJ85s to visit its main engineering base and headquarters at Johannesburg.

Dan-Air Remembered
Dan-Air was one of the best-known names to serve the British leisure market. Craig West marks its 60th Anniversary by charting the history of what was once the country’s largest independent airline.

VivaColombia
Sebastien Schmitz charts the development of VivaColombia, which has brought its own brand of low-cost flying to South America.

Slot Trading
How do airlines access the UK’s busiest airport despite it operating at more than 98% capacity? Craig West visits London/Heathrow to find out.

Hi Fly – Widebody ACMI Specialist
Providing aircraft and crews for a variety of airlines and government agencies worldwide, Hi Fly wants to expand its capabilities and aircraft. Tony Dixon visits Lisbon and talks to the airline’s president about its development plans.

Quito Airport
Barry Woods-Turner looks at the old and new Mariscal Sucre International Airports that serve the Ecuadorian capital.

and much more!

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