Third edition, 1st printing. 525p. Color photos & silhouettes. Contemporary aircraft. One page per plane or helo. Arranged by class & maker. Civil & Military. Heavy. Wraps. Fine copy.

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Titolo

Jane's Aircraft Recognition Guide.

Editore

HarperCollins, 2002

Data di pubblicazione

2002

Lingua

Inglese

ISBN 10

0007137214

ISBN 13

9780007137213

Rilegatura

Paperback

Edizione

terza edizione

Condizione

Fine

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A completely revised, third edition of the most comprehensive guide to modern aircraft available to the general public. Essential for anyone interested in modern air travel.

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.

This comprehensive guide uses high-quality colour photography to illustrate the entire range of modern aircraft, from civil jet airliners and helicopters to combat support aircraft and business turboprops. This is the most complete guide available for anyone interested in aircraft recognition.

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Michael J. Gething has been writing about military aeroplanes for over 30 years and has been a full-time journalist since 1973. Besides 17 years as a member of staff on Defence Magazine, eight of them as Editor; Michael has been Editor on Jane's Defence Upgrades. Gunter Endres is an Aviation consultant and writer publishing numerous books and articles on aspects of civil aviation. Gunter is editor for Jane's Airport Review and Airline Business amongst others as well as being a member of the Royal Aeronautical Society.

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