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airBaltic - The big airline from the small country

Airliner World magazine reports on the airline’s plans to be a force in European skies following Latvia’s entry into the European Union.

10-Aug-2010

Newcastle International Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Newcastle International Airport in the North East of England has celebrated its 75th anniversary - key.aero was there.

27-Jul-2010

Diosdado Macapagal – Living with Mount Pinatubo

In 2008 Airports of the World visited the former Clark Air Base in the Philippines and discovered how it has been revitalised as a commercial airport in the wake of the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo.

13-Jul-2010

BA fires Virgin into Space!

In an exclusive interview with executive business channel MeetTheBoss.tv, Virgin Galactic’s President Will Whitehorn explains just why innovation goes so much deeper than just being “the next step” in business.

15-Jun-2010

Invasion of the Body Scanners!

key.aero takes a brief look at the new body scanners being introduced at UK airports this year. For a fuller feature see the April issue of Airliner World magazine, on sale in early March.

12-Feb-2010

Flying at the speed of sight

key.aero looks at the good work that the ORBIS ‘Flying Eye’ hospital does around the world in saving the sight of thousands of people.

30-Dec-2009

Poll result: Which one will fly first? 787 or 747-8?

Well, the 787 finally made it into the sky and in doing so beat its sibling 747-8, which is now expected to perform its maiden flight early in January.

15-Dec-2009

Airliner Classic: Airbus A300 – the beginning for a giant

key.aero reviews the development of the model that represented Airbus’s first entry into the commercial aviation market.

4-Dec-2009

Talking point: Thames Island Airport a step closer?

The notion of developing a new airport in the Thames Estuary has been debated for decades. What do you think?

28-Oct-2009

Queen of its time

Although the aviation industry has made dramatic moves forward over the past 40 years, the Boeing 747 has aged gracefully. key.aero charts the history of an aircraft that became an icon of the 20th century.

20-Aug-2009

Time machine

Passengers would leave London’s Heathrow Airport at 10:30am aboard Concorde and arrive in New York at 09:30am the same day - business people still had an entire working day ahead of them. key.aero looks at the history of one of the most iconic airliners of all time.

19-Aug-2009