Airports of the World November/December issue – OUT NOW

Featuring:

Latin America’s Ultimate Test
Even passengers who are not familiar with a stable landing approach, known as ‘the profile’, can perceive that the descent into Teniente Coronel Hernán Acosta Mejía Airport, Toncontin in Honduras is completely different. Alverto Lopez explains why it is such a challenge for airline pilots.

Airport Tech – Huge Terminal for Rome Fiumicino
The Italian capital’s main airport wants to triple its capacity. Marco Finelli reports.

World Routes
The 18th World Route Development Forum was held in Abu Dhabi between September 30th and October 2nd. Editor Mark Nicholls reports.

Tioman’s Thrilling Approach
Tioman Island is home to one of the smallest international airports in the world- and one that requires a Kai-Tak-Style approach. Charles Tyler savoured the delights of this Malaysian island

Baltic Success Story
Tallinn’s Lennart Meri Airport is rapidly developing into a major regional hub and is a key element in Estonia’s remarkable economic success of recent years. Editor Mark Nicholls and Sebastian Schmitz examine the reasons why.

and much more!

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