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Rising above it

17 January 2019

Despite uncertain times for the aerospace industry, Airbus’s outgoing CEO Tom Enders is still smiling.

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Emirates president Sir Tim Clark has piloted the airline from humble beginnings to become the world’s fourth-largest carrier. While critics claim he’s had unfair subsidies, he insists he’s won by being optimistic – and…

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High society

13 September 2018

When snow falls, the globally mobile head to the mountains – preferably by plane – but not every pilot has the stomach for the most-demanding runways in Europe. We hop to the Alps’ top ski locations to meet the airline and…

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How can we help?

13 September 2018

Our Big Interview Series this year is all about service, whether it’s a case of a mayor looking after their citizens or an airport CEO keeping passengers happy. Our six interviewees all provide eye-opening perspectives on…

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The Entrepreneurs - Bremont watches

22 August 2018

Bremont watches Giles and Nick English are the brothers behind UK watch brand Bremont. Both aviation enthusiasts, the co-founders launched the firm in 2002 and named it after a French farmer whose fields they once accide…

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The Monocle Daily - Thursday 28 June

28 June 2018

Italy throws its weight around at a crunch EU migration summit in Brussels. Plus: Mitt Romney’s return, why Putin and Trump are meeting in Helsinki and aviation diplomacy in the Horn of Africa.

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The Globalist - Tuesday 19 June

19 June 2018

We look at China’s influence in Asia and ask if the US is taking the nation’s intentions seriously enough. Plus, why the issue of gender in Australia is being discussed by its prime minister, we learn why France’s aviation…

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The Monocle Daily - Wednesday 6 June

6 June 2018

As the US edges towards the midterm elections we review primary results across the country. Plus: the science of predicting volcanic eruptions, the latest aviation developments from IATA in Sydney, Argentina cancels its…

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The Globalist - Wednesday 30 May

30 May 2018

As bilateral-summit talks continue, we dissect the careful stage management between the US and North Korea. Plus: the latest developments in aviation and what’s next for European companies in Iran.

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High spirits

17 May 2018

The aviation industry is opening up to a world of possibilities (including artisan cocktails) as products designed to enhance the in-flight experience begin to take off.

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Radical departure

17 May 2018

To create an aircraft cabin and transit lounge to suit the longest of all long hauls, Qantas turned to an innovative designer prepared to go the extra mile.

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Runway success

17 May 2018

One Aussie family decided to build a new international airport. And now Toowoomba is going places.

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Blue-sky thinker

17 May 2018

An aeronautical eureka moment helped Michimasa Fujino relaunch the stalled Honda Aircraft project – and its HA-420 is now the private-aviation industry’s most sought-after jet.

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On the up

19 April 2018

Excellence is the norm at Hong Kong’s Government Flying Service – just ask its controller.

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The Monocle Daily - Monday 26 March

26 March 2018

We discuss the direction of relations with Russia as the US and EU each expel dozens of Russian diplomats and discuss long-haul travel with an aviation expert and a passenger after Qantas’s 17-hour flight from Perth to…

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The Urbanist - Tall Stories 95: Khodynka Field

26 February 2018

Khodynka Field in northwest Moscow is the site of a tragic stampede that overshadowed the dying decades of the Russian empire. After the Revolution it became the hub for the Soviet aviation industry and today it is one of…

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