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	Airports of the World Issue 2, Nov/Dec 2005 - SOLD OUT Ref: BACKISSAOW-002 Features Eindhoven Expansion Ton Jochems details the new passenger terminal recently opened at Eindhoven. Australia's Jewel - Brisbane International Airport Paul Lister writes from Australia on the thriving airport at Brisbane. Santa Paula Celebrates 75 Years Geoff Jones reports from California as a small airport marks its 75th anniversary. Toulon-Hyères In spite of its location on the French Riviera, this small international airport is not particularly well known. Guy Zunino pays a visit to find out what it has to offer. Booming Berlin As Berlin flourishes in its resurgent position as Germany's capital city, Mark Nicholls visits Schönefeld - soon to be the site of the new Berlin Brandenburg International Airport. Routes 2005 The Editor went to Copenhagen for the eleventh World Route Development Forum, which this year attracted a record attendance by airlines and airports. Re-shaping Seattle Tacoma Mark Nicholls examines the way in which the airport has re-shaped itself to meet the needs of the aviation market in the American northwest. Sharjah - Middle Eastern Magic! Located in the United Arab Emirates, Sharjah is well known for its huge variety of cargo operations, but now, passenger flights are also on the increase. Tom Allett reports. Glasgow Airliner World's Richard Maslen visits Glasgow International Airport to get the latest on the Scottish airport's plans. Regulars News Detailed news coverage from the global airport scene. Behind the Scenes - Fire-Fighting at Newcastle International Fire service provision is one of the most vital elements of a safe airport - Richard Maslen reports from Newcastle on their latest hi-tech equipment. Letters A selection of readers' comments on the first issue of Airports of the World Historic Spot - Zurich Airport Tech - Running out of Runway The recent runway overrun incident at Toronto Pearson International Airport has re-ignited the debate about aircraft over-running runways and to calls for a number of safety improvements, including better run-off areas. Competition Win a selection of airport related prizes Visit the Airports of the World home page Price: £3.70

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