Paul Jackson

Lindsay T. Peacock

Kenneth Munson

Jane's All the World's Aircraft sets the standard in aviation reference, providing exhaustive technical detail on over 950 civil and military aircraft currently being produced or under development by more than 550 companies. complete with photographs and line drawings to aid recognition and comparison, this authoritative resource provides you with the ability to evaluate competitors, identify potential buyers, and business partners, and examine aircraft equipment. Each entry enables you to check key specifications for any aircraft including dimensions, performance, structure, landing gear, power plants, and armaments. plus, with details of the world's aircraft manufacturers and their programmes, you can identify key contracts and customers. Air-launched missiles; Aero-engines; First flights; Aerospace Calendar; Official records; International aircraft registration prefixes; propeller technology Jane's All the World's Aircraft online gives you monthly updates, search capabilities and a minimum of five-years archive. plus, exclusive access to annual production tables available as Excel spreadsheets and in HTML to facilitate your analysis. Visit http //jawa.janes.com to view extracts of the tables and browse the latest list of updates. Recommended com anion resources include Jane's Aircraft upgrades for aircraft modernisation programmes and Jane's Helicopter Markets and Systems for full industry, operator and manufacturer coverage.

Jane's All the World's Aircraft

World War One was the first war ever to be conducted in the skies as well as the on the ground and at sea. Consequently, the aircraft of this period hold a special place in history as examples of brilliant and progressive aeronautical engineering. This book provides detailed descriptions and colour illustrations of 80 of these early aircraft.

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