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Flexible friends
Bendy new trams are zipping through Zürich and helping the city to stay on track for a cleaner future.
High flyer
Japan is getting ready to take to the skies as Mitsubishi finishes off its first airplane: the slick and efficient SpaceJet M90.
Hitting heights
Home to manufacturers and suppliers, Montréal is a leading aviation centre. At the forefront is Bombardier, whose new C Series planes will benefit Québec province and ‘Brand Canada’.
Air mettle
In the commercial battle for our skies, Airbus has planted its European standard firmly in Boeing's US soil. But with new players entering the game, the old duopoly faces more crowded skies.
Bullet time
Travellers demand efficiency and comfort on the move. Monocle visits industry fair InnoTrans for the latest technologies and innovations keeping rail transport on track.
Get some fresh air
South Tyrol, Italy’s mountainous northern border region, requires an air service reflecting its remote beauty and high quality of life. Here’s our fantasy Italian Alpine carrier, Air Südtirol, designed by Monocle.
Ready for take off
Bombardier is the family-run Canadian aerospace and rail-industry giant whose expertise spans generations. After weathering the financial crisis, Bombardier CEO Pierre Beaudoin is setting the firm’s ambitions ever higher.
Atlantic wings
From running mercy flights for volcano survivors in the 1950s to transporting today’s Portuguese football stars, the Azores’ airline SATA has soared above its island birthplace.
Back on track
As cities turn from cars, tram and light-rail projects are booming. Monocle meets Walter Grawenhoff, president of industry leader Bombardier, to discuss the future of urban travel and public transport.
