Since the first edition of this book was published in 1996, there have been major changes to the world’s air forces and significant developments in the civil aviation business. As we enter into the new millennium a new generation of military aircraft is entering service, and mid-life upgrades are significantly changing both military and civil fleets. Jane’s Aircraft Recognition Guide provides technical specifications from Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft (published since 1909). The new format also allows for additional aircraft and information to be featured. Civil Jet Airliners Civil Prop Airliners Business Jets and Turboprops Private Light Aircraft Civil Helicopters Combat Aircraft Military Training Aircraft Combat Support Aircraft Military Helicopters

Jane's Aircraft Recognition Guide - 3rd Edition

Gething, Mike

Endres, Günter

Reference

Collins

Jane's Aircraft Recognition Guide is the only guide that allows the general public access to information from the world-famous Jane's All the World's Aircraft (first published in 1909), used by international aviation and military organizations and professionals. Jammed packed with up-to-the minute color photographs and technical data to reflect developments in the aviation industry. This edition now also includes a complete list of national registration numbers and a diagram to help you find your way around any aircraft. Integral to each entry is a confusion feature to help you distinguish between similar types of aircraft making this the most comprehensive guide for any aviation fan.

Jane's Aircraft Recognition Guide Fourth Edition

Gething, Michael J.

HarperPB

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<li>More than 700 airlines</li>
<li>Fully illustrated</li>
<li>Company histories and current fleet details</li>
<li>Explanations of brand logos</li>
<li>Aircraft setup and engine configuration</li>
<li>Technical specifications</li>
</ul>

Jane's Airline Recognition Guide

Engineering & Transportation

Edwards, Graham

Transportation

Harper-perennial

The essential guide to the world's aircraft
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<li>Over 500 color photographs</li>
<li>Civilian and military aircraft</li>
<li>Technical data</li>
<li>Recognition silhouettes</li>
<li>Aircraft markings identification guide</li>
</ul>

Jane's Aircraft Recognition Guide Fifth Edition

History

Military

Harper Paperbacks

British Airways

Ian Allan

Airline Liveries

Business & Money

Industries

Allan

British Airways in Color

British Aircraft Manufacturers Since 1908

Economics

The fascinating story of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10. Launched in response to a requirement for a large-capacity, medium-range airliner, the DC-10 and its three-engine layout was a logical step between the fuel efficiency of a twin, and the power offered by a four-engine design. This information-packed volume covers the design, production, customers, and in-service record of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and all its variants.

McDonnell Douglas Dc-10 (Airliner Color History)

Zenith Pr

First flown in 1972, Airbus medium-range A300 has enjoyed a production run of more than 400 units, most of which are still in service throughout the world. In fact, the European consortiums widebody remains in limited production nearly three decades later. This colour history of the prolific jetliner covers an alphabet soup of A300 variants photographed in a variety of liveries from around the globe.

Airbus A300 (Airliner Color History)

Motorbooks Intl

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