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January 1974 |
TOPIC OF THE MONTH
Supermarine SpitfireWith more than 20,000 aircraft built the legendary World War II plane is the most popular British fighter. We introduce all versions to you.
ECONOMY
Airport IndustryStrategies for the future
Top 100 Airports
The World's biggest airports
Finnair
New nordic member for OneWorld
CIVIL AVIATION
Trans World Airlines"Neglected for a decade" - Interview with TWA-CEO Gerald Gitner
Kuala Lumpur Airport
Anger over the new high-tech hub in Malaysia
Boeing
Mass layoffs at the world's largest aircraft manufacturer
SPACE FLIGHT
International Space StationShuttle crew assembles the first modules in orbit
The end of MIR
Russia fights to keep its aged Space Station in orbit
MILITARY AVIATION
Joint Strike FighterBoeing and Lockheed are hard at work on their development aircraft, which are to fly in the year 2000
Military Trainers
Survey of all turboprop and jet trainers on the market
Germany's Armed Forces
Audit office criticises increased cost for procurement programs
TECHNOLOGY
Cockpit-AvionicsNew developments from Honeywell and Rockwell Collins
Cabin airbags
More safety for passengers
HISTORY
Armstrong-Whitworth ArgosyFreighter of the 50s carried the heavy loads
COLUMNS
Editorial: European merger mazeNews
German Air Force Association
Aerospace Trophy 1998: Dr. Norbert Lammert honoured by Motor-Presse Stuttgart's Aerospace Division
Job Tips
Model Service
PC Flying: Air Battles over the Internet
Afterburner: Klemm Kl 35
