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Air Astana - Surpassing Expectations: Our editor, Robero Leiro, does an airline review of Air Astana. Based in Almaty, Kazakhstan. While their headquarters are located in Almaty, they also have main hubs at Almaty International Airport and Astana Nazarbayev International Airport.
Emirates - Wings of Carbon: Simone Chellini reviews Emirates' plans to incorporate carbon fiber into its new airplanes. Carbon fiber is lighter than aluminum and stronger. Other airlines have incorporated carbon into their planes, and now Emirates does so. Simone looks at Emirates' plans moving forward.
Air France Suites: Our Airways Traveler, Matteo Legnani, reports on his experience flying business class on the 777- 300ER from Paris to Johannesburg, South Africa.
UK Passenger 757's Bow Out: Daniel Sander reports on the closeout of the 42-year history of the 757 in the UK. We look at how airlines from British Airways to Jet2 have used this remarkable aircraft.
Ozark Airlines - Part One: Our historian, David Stringer, looks at the start of Ozark Airlines. Starting in 1943, this St. Louis-based airline grew, serving small towns and gradually adding big cities. This article covers the time period from 1943 to 1958. Part two comes next month.