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Museumsflugzeuge und Museen - Deutschland, Österreich und Schweiz
This Typenkompass book deals with the museum aircraft and museums that can be found in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It offers an interesting and broad mix of information about the aircraft and the museums, including useful information about location, opening times, etc.
As a hobby photographer, the author Marc Volland spends many hours at airfields and air shows all over the world. His photos and articles have already been published in international specialist magazines.
Product details
Author:
Marc Volland
Details:
128 pages, 24 x 17 cm / 9 x 6.7 in, paperback
Illustrations:
1 b&w and 161 colour photos
Publisher:
Motorbuch Verlag (D, 2014)
ISBN:
9783613037120
Museumsflugzeuge und Museen - Deutschland, Österreich und Schweiz
It comes at the right time: When the last flight of the Balair successor airline Belair takes off from Zurich in autumn 2017, the first comprehensive history of the large Basel airline will be available. What the editor, writer and author Trudi von Fellenberg has written is nothing less than a reappraisal of what is probably the most exciting chapter of Swiss civil aviation ever.
Richly illustrated with many rare photos, reliably researched and enriched with heart and a pinch of aviation petrol and kerosene, the author not only presents aircraft, but also the people behind the airline. In numerous interviews with women and men from the very beginning, she has succeeded in capturing the "spirit" of Balair and creating a lasting monument to this oldest Swiss airline and its employees, crew members, mechanics, loadmasters and salespeople.
Product details
Author:
Trudi von Fellenberg-Bitzi
Details:
256 pages, 22 x 14.5 x 2.7 cm / 8.7 x 5.7 x 1.06 in, hardback
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