Business / Transport
Aircraft procedure
Despite over 30 years in Australia’s public health sector, Greg Rochford experienced some turbulence when he became CEO of the country’s iconic Royal Flying Doctor Service. One year on, he’s gaining altitude.
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Affairs / Aviation
Monocolumn
Wednesday 3 February
Italy and South Korea in dogfight
The Singapore Air Show, which runs until Sunday, is Asia’s biggest and most prestigious aerospace event.
Business / Aviation
Aircraft Interiors Expo
Hamburg is a hub for aircraft interiors, making it a natural place to hold the annual Aircraft Interiors Expo. A marketplace for everything you could possibly put in an aircraft, this is where the airlines come for their…
Business / Transport
Sending out an SAS
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…
Business / Defence
Money to burn
New weightlifting champion: Airbus A400 M Atlas Tucked away in the British countryside, the Farnborough International Air Show is an unassuming backdrop for deals deciding the future of air defence. This trillion euro…
Edits / Aviation
Mountain props
It might have only three turboprop aircraft, but airA!ps is a unique way to drop into South Tyrol, high up in the Italian Alps.
Affairs / Politics
Europe Briefing
Hungary's Pest control and unmanned aircraft in Finnish airspace.
Affairs / Defence
Monocolumn
Wednesday 17 August
China and Russia launch powerful PR weapons
Any day now, China will launch the first aircraft carrier in its Navy’s history.
Business / Manufacturing
Monocolumn
Tuesday 26 July
Airbus and Boeing battle over next generation of fuel-efficient aeroplane
Last week, American Airlines placed the largest single aircraft order in history.
Section D, episode 25
Design, transport and travel: the Chicago bicycle scene, Hamburg’s Aircraft Interiors Expo, and Broxbourne, England’s famous Globe-Trotter suitcases.
The Curator, episode 25
Gillian Dobias selects the Aircraft Interiors Expo, a chat with Sir Peter Blake and a look at the Apple brand as her weekly favourites.
The Globalist, episode 107
We ask whether oil will be a good thing for Kenya, get the latest from the Aircraft Interiors Expo and celebrate past political gaffes.
Affairs / Defence
Fly the flag
Despite the pressures of new technology in its own ranks and a fast-developing Chinese navy sailing into view, the ‘USS George Washington’ continues to rule the Asia-Pacific seas. Monocle climbs aboard the American aircraft…
Affairs / Defence
Defence Briefing
Beijing and Delhi announce their defence budgets almost simultaneously, Egypt vies to build its own fighter aircraft and Israel unveils its text message air-raid warning system.
Business / Innovation
Dream machines
From robotic nurses to submersible aircraft, the stuff of science fiction is close to becoming a reality. Monocle tracks down five innovative high-tech firms that are on the brink of achieving great things in 2009.
Business / Aviation
Farnborough Air Show 2010
It was good news in general for the airline industry as the 2010 Farnborough Air Show took place this week – coming on the heels of the International Air Transport Association’s prediction that the industry would turn a…
Edits / Food & Drink
Called to the bar: Dragonfly
Fondly known as Nino by the regular customers, 28-year-old Nassif Aramouni started working at Dragonfly six years ago and has moved his way up to become chief bartender. Not an easy feat for someone who studied aircraft…
Business / Aviation
EBACE 2008
Smaller, faster, comfier and even cheaper - private aircraft of all shapes, sizes and price points were on offer at the EBACE aviation expo in Geneva. With sales on this side of the Atlantic still brisk, Monocle editor in…
Business / Aviation
Monocolumn
Tuesday 20 July
Farnborough Air Show reaches new heights
It was the big jets that got the attention as the 2010 Farnborough Air Show got underway this week, and the bulk of the gazes were directed at one in particular: Boeing’s 787.
Business / Defence
Monocolumn
Sunday 15 August
China cheats itself
China is famously hungry for resources and knowledge of all kinds – but military high technology whets the country’s billion-man appetite more than anything else.