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NEWS


Civil
Second A380 flies ? Eurofly orders A350 ? US carriers restructure to stay alive ? UK airports update - Luton to expand ? Orders, airports, routes and aircraft

Military
RAF at full stretch ? Pakistan earthquake relief flights ? V-22 enters full-rate production ? SPECIAL REPORT on the Swiss AF's Axalp live firing exercise ? and all the international military aviation headlines

Preservation
EXCLUSIVE! Sea Harrier FA2 to fly in USA ? Vulcan update ? Shackleton airborne again ? Commemorative Air Force news ? and other major aircraft preservation stories from around the world

FEATURES


Merlins over Malta
MARK ASHLEY The spectacular and poignant return of a Spitfire and Hurricane to Malta - including air-to-airs

Ryanair: Hard to be Humble
ERYL CRUMP With new routes starting all the time, new aircraft on order and enormously impressive passenger numbers, it's no wonder that Ryanair boss Michael 0'Leary has a lot to crow about. A/ managed to get a word in edgeways...

Q&A: NASA High FlyersM
RICHARD COOPER All you ever wanted to know about the ground-breaking NASA WB-57F deployment to Mildenhall in October

Luxury Liners
BRUCE HALES-DUTTON How new carriers MAXjet and Eos hope to make their mark on trans-Atlantic air travel - by flying all their passengers business class

Sharpening the Sword
JAMIE HUNTER/AVIACOM F-15s, F-16s, F/A-22s, A-10s and QF-4s... it can only be the varied test work of the USAF's 53rd Wing. We examine its operations in depth - PLUS! Stunning Raptor air-to-airs by Katsuhiko Tokunaga

A350
PAUL RELMAN Airbus launches the A350, its rival to Boeing's Dreamliner-but is it really a new aircraft?

50 YEARS OF THE U-2
Our tribute to the 50th anniversary of the maiden flight of the Lockheed U-2 spyplane kicks off with a gallery of superb photos from the type?s illustrious career

Dragon Lady
CHRIS POCOCK It may be half a century old, but the U-2 remains among the USAF?s most valuable reconnaissance assets, thankx to a series of ongoing upgrades. The world?s foremost authority on the Ã
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