Jetliner Glory: Airliner Liveries

MORTON, John K.

Business & Money

Motorbooks Intl

<p>While most jetliner books detail the passenger aircraft of the world's airlines, few address the fact that a large portion of any airline's revenues comes from its cargo-carrying business. This new collection details the freight operations of both passenger airlines and cargo-only carriers like FedEx. A variety of modern jetliners around the world are shown in flight and from the tarmac, as are the interiors of aircraft exclusively configured for freight service.</p>

Flying Freighters

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Zenith Pr

<p>Book by Cole, Lance F., Morton, John K.</p>

Jetliners: Wings Across the World (Osprey Colour Series)

Science & Math

Cole, Lance F.

Technology

Osprey Pub Co

Faded Glory: Airline Colour Schemes of the Past

History

Military

Flying Colours: Airline Colour Schemes of the 1990s

From Jumbo Jets hauling freight across oceans to a DHC-8 Dash town-hopping around the provinces. This volume takes a look at the entire spectrum of the world's flying freighter planes. As the book shows, air freight is a varied trade that includes a broad range of aircraft types.

Engineering

Airlife Publishing Limited

Lost Airline Liveries: Aircraft Colour Schemes of the Past (Airlife's Colour)

Airlife Publishing

This book is a photographic record, with extended captions, of new and departed North American airlines during the last decade of the 20th century. It is divided into three sections: 'Arrivals' contains 32 airlines that commenced operations during the period and were still operational at the end of it; 'Arrivals and Departures' features 21 carriers that came and went in the period; and 'Departures' covers 28 airlines which had operated prior to 1990 and went out of business in the '90s. Includes famous names such as PanAm, Eastern, and Tower Air.

Arrivals & Departures: North American Airlines 1990-2000

Midland Publishing

The last decade or so has seen major changes in the European airline industry. As regulation has loosened, the number of carriers active across the continent has greatly increased. In a marketplace previously dominated by a relatively small number of national flag carriers, many new operators have sprung up. Newly independent countries all have their own airlines, and a complete new sector has been added to the marketplace with the phenomenal rise, and occasional falls, of budget airlines across the continent. This book reflects these many changes. It provides a photographic record of primarily passenger-carrying airlines from 32 different European countries. Starting in Ireland on the west of the continent and continuing in a broadly easterly direction, the book explores the airlines which are based in each country. This grand tour of European civil aviation is conducted with color photographs accompanied by extended, detailed captions. The book is strong on the ever-changing image of the airlines and their passion for new and modified liveries, which can be confusing for those interested in the subject. The up-to-date coverage of current liveries will be of particular value to aviation modelers. With the decline in the number of new military aircraft entering service since the end of the Cold War, many aviation enthusiasts have renewed their interest in the world of civil aviation. There is also a broader public interest in the sector as more and more of us use airlines more regularly. This book provides a good general survey of the airlines and airliners presently operating in Europe. It will be an attractive and colorful book, which will attract a wider distribution and sale than many of the more specialist military and historical aviation titles on the market.

European Airlines

Ian Allen Pub

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