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June 2008

Air Transport World
June 2008   

Editorial: Look Beyond the Shores
By Perry Flint
(Air Transport World, June 2008)
Asiana's Magic
By Geoffrey Thomas
South Korea's second largest carrier builds success on operational excellence and a strong network to China.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.26)
Building a Brand
By Sandra Arnoult
Logos and liveries help but maintaining a distinctive brand is becoming more difficult--and more important.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.33)
Raising the Power Bar
By Martin Fendt
Airbus expects that the A350 XWB avionics systems will be on the leading edge when the aircraft enters service.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.36)
Intriguingly Independent
By Cathy Buyck
Aer Lingus blends full service and LCC models while fending off Ryanair.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.42)
UPS Airlines' Expanding Horizons
By Aaron Karp
UPS Airlines is both a stand-alone business and an integral part of the small package giant's global network.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.48)
Automating Air Cargo
By Aaron Karp
Is it possible to eliminate the paper from airfreight transactions while still keeping cargo secure?
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.57)
Recovery Comes to Crashing Halt
By Aaron Karp
Soaring fuel prices put a quick end to US airline hopes for another year of profit.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.63)
Maintaining the Status Quo
By Shruti Pandit
India's domestic MRO industry remains tiny despite the rapid growth of its airlines.
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.67)
People
(Air Transport World, June 2008, p.80)