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	Airports of the World Issue 7, Sep/Oct 2006 - SOLD OUT Features Tibet: from Middle Ages to Jet-Age Jozef Mols examines the mysterious, but fascinating, country of Tibet, now more accessible thanks to an increase in the number of its airports. Sofia Airport - Towards a Brighter Future Luigi Vallero reports from Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, on developments at the former Communist state's major airport. From Bombers to Airliners Transforming a strategic bomber base into a commercial airport is an enormous task. Mark Nicholls visits the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base to view the work in progress. Heraklion - Gateway to Crete Marco Finelli visits the Greek island of Crete - steeped in history and blessed with a superb summer climate - and its main airport of Heraklion. Warsaw's NBC Package Warsaw's Frederic Chopin Airport is coming to terms with the threat of international terrorism. David Oliver reports. Tokyo Narita Alan Lord reveals the challenges facing Tokyo's Narita International Airport and visits its new South Wing Terminal, which opened in June. Gallic Caribbean Getaway On the French Caribbean island of Martinique, Fort-de-France Lamentin Airport has played a key role in the development of tourism and economic activities. Guy Zunino investigates. Ready to Fly Paolo Bianchi and Giuseppe De Carli review the rebuilt Italian airport of Cuneo Levaldigi, now ready to welcome new business - but is it in the right place? Two Falls, Two Airports The Editor visits the impressive Niagara Falls and finds out what's in store for the area's two under-used international airports. Ronaldsway - The Isle of Man Airport Eryl Crump reports from the Isle of Man's sole airport and learns of its modest, well-balanced expansion plans. Regulars News Detailed news coverage from the global airport scene. Behind the Scenes - Achieving the Impossible at Luton Luton Airport has conducted major runway work in the shortest nightly possessions yet in the aviation industry. Bruce Hales-Dutton reports. Airport Tech - Fuel to Go Aviation fuel has been in the news recently for a number of reasons, mostly because of its rising cost. But maintaining reliable supplies to the world's airports is a complex and intriguing operation. Letters A selection of readers' comments on a variety of subjects covered in the magazine. UK Airport Movements Selected traffic movements from around the UK, courtesy of LAASI. Visit the Airports of the World home page Price: £3.70

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