Airliner World (October 2026)

Tuotekuvaus:

• Getting KLM back on track – KLM’s Back on Track programme is designed to address the Dutch flag carrier’s struggle to recover after the pandemic, as Richard Schuurman explains
• An A380 renaissance? – Once written off as an aircraft without a future, the Airbus A380 is enjoying an unexpected second act. Chris Croot reports on the health of the global superjumbo fleet
• Reinventing the red Bauhinia – Lee Cross examines Hong Kong Airlines as it celebrates two decades of operations with a new identity and fresh outlook
• The royal wings of Morocco – Babak Taghvaee unearths the story behind Morocco’s royal fleet as it evolved through the decades to modern business jets and the Boeing 747-8I
• Access all areas – Ensuring that passengers with disabilities can access air travel with ease has significant financial implications for airlines and airports alike, as Bernie Baldwin reports
• Scandi skies – Emma Lewis looks at some of the highs and lows of 80 years of SAS Scandinavian Airlines
• Portal on Porter – Robert Veitch travels to Toronto to learn more about the rise and rise of Porter Airlines in this decade
• A United America – A United-American merger would have created the world’s biggest airline. What would it have meant for the industry? Martin Needham investigates