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The Aviation and Aerospace Almanac 2002
Choice, April 2002 tradition of excellencedefinitive reference workheavy use among aviation professionalsbusiness communitycollege and university. Highly recommended. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description A fact-filled, indispensable reference for aviation and aerospace professionals--with page after page of timely facts, statistics, and forecasts. Compiled by experts--the editor and staff of AVIATION DAILY and AEROSPACE DAILY. Reader Reviews This review is from: The Aviation and Aerospace Almanac (Paperback) This was an excellent book, but now many of the figures are outdated. Written before 9/11 and when oil was less than $15 a barrel. Aircraft types, fleet mixes, costs of ownership and flight crew costs have all altered. Utilization figures and APM and RPM are all changed now. Its nice to know what TWA fleet costs were perhaps but the book really needs an updated edition. Comment | | (Report this)
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