The International Directory of Civil Aircraft 1997/98


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This directory includes almost every civil aircraft still in service, from those no longer in production to the very latest types available. Each listing documents country of origin, type, performance specs, powerplants, capacity and service history




The International Directory of Civil Aircraft 2001/2002


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Complete listings and specifications for every civil aircraft type -- 400 in all -- currently in service around the globe.




The International Directory of Civil Aircraft


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A biennial publication that provides brief descriptions of the world's civil aircraft, complete with statistical specifications, histories, and photos. Also includes a directory of the world's airlines.




The International Directory of Civil Aircraft 2003-2004


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The completely revised fifth edition of the world's only aircraft reference directory to list almost every civil aircraft in service or under development. Over 390 individual entries, each one detailing the aircraft's powerplant/s, performance, weights, dimensions, capacity, production figures, and history, including development and variants. Includes 18 new entries not found in the fourth edition. Full colour and fully indexed. An indispensable reference work that will prove an invaluable addition to your aviation library. Book jacket.




International Directory of Civilian Aircraft, 1999-2000


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Latest edition of the bestselling biennial features a separate entry for every civil aircraft type currently in service -- nearly 400 in all -- canvas-bodied single-seaters to the 777.







The Magic of a Name: The Rolls-Royce Story, Part 3


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The Magic of a Name tells the story of the first 40 years of Britain's most prestigious manufacturer - Rolls-Royce. Beginning with the historic meeting in 1904 of Henry Royce and the Honourable C.S. Rolls, and the birth in 1906 of the legendary Silver Ghost, Peter Pugh tells a story of genius, skill, hard work and dedication which gave the world cars and aero engines unrivalled in their excellence. In 1915, 100 years ago, the pair produced their first aero engine, the Eagle which along with the Hawk, Falcon and Condor proved themselves in battle in the First World War. In the Second the totemic Merlin was installed in the Spitfire and built in a race against time in 1940 to help win the Battle of Britain. With unrivalled access to the company's archives, Peter Pugh's history is a unique portrait of both an iconic name and of British industry at its best.




Flight International


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Airways


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