Post by Admin on Mar 2, 2021 17:45:47 GMT
The first of our Quick References is now available to order.
Airline Fleets Quick Reference 2021
Compiled by Terry Smith and the Air-Britain News Team
AFQR, the market-leading airline fleet book, as always lists the fleets of airlines operating anywhere Worldwide. Covering 178 countries and 1,321 airlines, it provides details of some 35,411 aircraft. Data includes registration, description of type, c/n and if appropriate line number and status. An appendix lists Corporate and VIP airliners. To facilitate use of the book throughout the year details of known forthcoming deliveries, due in the next 12 months, are included. The pandemic has caused 1,000s of airliners to be put into store pending the return of normal operations. Such aircraft indicated by a hash (#). We have listed 7,716 airliners in storage – which is almost 22% of all the aircraft in the book. Some 2,855 aircraft have ‘changed’ in our lists (i.e. gone from one airline to another or undertaken some other movement such as retrieval from storage or returned to fleet after conversion work). New entries or changed from last time entries are marked by a diamond.
Despite increases in costs, we have kept the same price as last year.
A5, softback, 304 pages
Members £11.00 Non-members £13.50
www.air-britain.co.uk/actbooks/acatalog/afqr2021-11.html#SID=12
(BizQR and UKQR are on the production line, so will not be far behind)
Airline Fleets Quick Reference 2021
Compiled by Terry Smith and the Air-Britain News Team
AFQR, the market-leading airline fleet book, as always lists the fleets of airlines operating anywhere Worldwide. Covering 178 countries and 1,321 airlines, it provides details of some 35,411 aircraft. Data includes registration, description of type, c/n and if appropriate line number and status. An appendix lists Corporate and VIP airliners. To facilitate use of the book throughout the year details of known forthcoming deliveries, due in the next 12 months, are included. The pandemic has caused 1,000s of airliners to be put into store pending the return of normal operations. Such aircraft indicated by a hash (#). We have listed 7,716 airliners in storage – which is almost 22% of all the aircraft in the book. Some 2,855 aircraft have ‘changed’ in our lists (i.e. gone from one airline to another or undertaken some other movement such as retrieval from storage or returned to fleet after conversion work). New entries or changed from last time entries are marked by a diamond.
Despite increases in costs, we have kept the same price as last year.
A5, softback, 304 pages
Members £11.00 Non-members £13.50
www.air-britain.co.uk/actbooks/acatalog/afqr2021-11.html#SID=12
(BizQR and UKQR are on the production line, so will not be far behind)