End Point
Transport
Report
Observation— Global
Preface
While countries focus on developing airport-cities, they should turn to train stations instead. A change in mindset could transform the way we commute and live – says Tyler Brûlé
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Affairs / Transport
Europe briefing
Issue 16
Turkish Military Academy, rebranding Italy and Angela Merkel's official transport of choice.
Business / Transport
Floating a new idea
Issue 23
Consigned to the history books as a non-viable form of transport and now more commonly seen used by film baddies, the airship is finally being reinvented for the eco generation. British firm Hybrid Air Vehicles is creating…
Business / Transport
Sending out an SAS
Issue 4
Founded in 1925, Copenhagen Airport – or CPH – is one of the best designed and most efficient in Europe. The airport is the largest in Scandinavia and the hub for carrier SAS. Here, we look at all the companies needed to…
Affairs / Transport
Oceania briefing
Issue 26
New Zealand's prime minister and his choice of transport, and Australia's renewed efforts to get people on their bikes.
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Affairs / Transport
Take the high road
Issue 44
In this issue’s transport survey we highlight some innovative developments in the car, aviation, bike, yacht and train industries. But in general, travelling is still a chore rather than a pleasure. It’s time operators and…
Affairs / Transport
Forecast 2010: Transport
Issue 29
What you can learn on an Indian train; the future of commuting; Japan pushes further, faster and Bogotá goes Underground.
Business / Transport
Rapid relief
Issue 38
Until Russia’s high-speed train, the Sapsan, arrived, the only practical way for business travellers to skip between Moscow and St Petersburg was by plane. In our monthly benchmark test, Monocle hops on board to try out the…
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Edits / Transport
Expo 42: Trading places
Issue 42
Egypt is swept up in a wave of euphoria as it takes bold steps towards democracy following the fall of Hosni Mubarak. But part of any future success relies on the Arab giant harnessing the potential of the Suez Canal – and…
Affairs / Transport
Briefing Asia
Issue 23
Life's is a long drag for Asian men, Japan's underground police plan, and China helps Laos get on the right track.
Business / Transport
Track race
Issue 18
In the next two years, Spain aims to have the world’s largest high-speed network. Monocle meets the man in charge, then heads off to the Berlin rail trade fair, where the Russian market is causing all the excitement.
Business / Transport
Going logo
Issue 28
In a city known for flashy advertising, financial services brand Hyundai Card chose the opening of a new subway line to launch a campaign based on subtlety and simplicity, and the Zen-like hoardings have entranced passers…
