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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Air Briefing - Notes, news, and products
World Air News - Happenings, sales, and orders. Compiled by Peter Cooksley
BAe 1000 - Maurice Allward investigates BAe's latest model
Fifty Years After ? November and December 1939 - John Foreman catalogues the skirmishes as the war moves into the vicious winter of 1939
ATR 42 and 72 - M. J. Hardy with Part Four of his series on the European Regional Airliner
Airport Movements - Compiled by Ian MacFarlane
The First Airbus - Sikorsky's S-21, the progenitor of the airliner, by Harry Woodman
UK Register Review - Newcomers and changes for September
Boeing 747-400 - Air Cdre Geoffrey Cooper wishes the workhorse a happy 20th anniversary
Gulf Air - Jim Morrison reports from Bahrain on one of the Middle East's most successful airlines
Dear Sir - Letters and comments from readers
Aviation Bookshelf - Recent publications for enthusiasts
ON THE COVER: Led by the 737-500, the versatile 737 family fly in formation near Seattle last September. Formating with the -500 are a 737-300 in United Airline's colours and a 737-400 destined for KLM. Boeing have had an eventful year, with some technical problems early on, the greatest number of orders ever, and a long strike in the Autumn. The Boeing 747-400 is one of the types affected, and a status report on this aircraft by Geoffrey Cooper appears in this issue. Inset: The restored Sea Hawk FGA.6 makes its first flight from Yeovilton - see story on page 448
World Air News - Happenings, sales, and orders. Compiled by Peter Cooksley
BAe 1000 - Maurice Allward investigates BAe's latest model
Fifty Years After ? November and December 1939 - John Foreman catalogues the skirmishes as the war moves into the vicious winter of 1939
ATR 42 and 72 - M. J. Hardy with Part Four of his series on the European Regional Airliner
Airport Movements - Compiled by Ian MacFarlane
The First Airbus - Sikorsky's S-21, the progenitor of the airliner, by Harry Woodman
UK Register Review - Newcomers and changes for September
Boeing 747-400 - Air Cdre Geoffrey Cooper wishes the workhorse a happy 20th anniversary
Gulf Air - Jim Morrison reports from Bahrain on one of the Middle East's most successful airlines
Dear Sir - Letters and comments from readers
Aviation Bookshelf - Recent publications for enthusiasts
ON THE COVER: Led by the 737-500, the versatile 737 family fly in formation near Seattle last September. Formating with the -500 are a 737-300 in United Airline's colours and a 737-400 destined for KLM. Boeing have had an eventful year, with some technical problems early on, the greatest number of orders ever, and a long strike in the Autumn. The Boeing 747-400 is one of the types affected, and a status report on this aircraft by Geoffrey Cooper appears in this issue. Inset: The restored Sea Hawk FGA.6 makes its first flight from Yeovilton - see story on page 448
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