Sub-titled ‘Aviação e Espaço’. Published by APPLA – Associação dos Pilotos Portugueses de Linha Aérea. Portuguese magazine dedicated to aviation and space exploration. An excellent source of information about aviation (both civilian and military) and space exploration. Featured articles often include research and investigation issues, photography, technology, flight simulation and a lot more. Special events related to aviation usually get awesome coverage by this magazine. Issue No.96 was dated March/April 2003.
Further information: SIRIUS MAGAZINE, RUA FREI TOMÉ DE JESUS, 8, 1749-057 LISBOA. Telefone: 795 0231, 793 4506
Fax: 797 4117.
Sirius Website
Official magazine of the Aero Club de Portugal. First published in 1937. Officially quarterly, issue number 592 was dated January/April 1999, which would make publication frequency only three issues per year. (Although Issue No.593 was dated May/July 1999). It is presumed that it was published at 10-12 issues per year for most of it’s life to reach the current high issue numbers. A4 size, glossy magazine with plenty of colour photos. Typical contents includes Aero Club news, light aircraft flight tests, aviation events in Portugal etc.
Further information: R. General Pimenta de Castro, 4-C, 1700 Lisboa. Telefone: 840 5317, Fax:840 5572. Aero Club de Portugal
Sub-titled ‘Rivista Da Forca Aerea Portuguesa’. Official magazine of the Portuguese Air Force. Published bi-monthly since April 1959. April/May 1999 is issue No.318 in Year 37. A4 size, 56 page glossy magazine with news, articles on the FAP and it’s aircraft – past and present, plus Portuguese aviation history, military aviation around the world and a scale modelling column. The best Portuguese publication about military aircraft. Excellent quality research contributors and excellent photographs, most of them in colour.
Further information: Av. da Força Aérea Portuguesa, 2724-506 Amadora – Portugal. Tel: 351-21-472 35 12, Fax: 351-21-470 69 80.
Email: maisalto@emfa.pt, website: Mais Alto
Launched in April 2001 to replace Luso-Fanatics, although Luso Scale was a magazine orientated for general scale modelling rather than just for Portuguese military aviation. Intended to tbe published quarterly, but only survived for two or three issues. Feature articles included modelling aircraft in FAP markings, such as the SB-17G and Sikorsky S-19 and Portuguese aerobatic teams. No further information.
Sub-titled ‘The Newsletter of Portuguese Military Aviation Special Interest Group’. Produced in association with IPMS. Published quarterly circa 1999-2000. A4 size magazine dedicated to scale modelling the aircraft of the FAP. Contents included SigPMA news, feature articles on the FAP and it’s aircraft – past and present, events etc. Portuguese only text? Ceased publication by the start of 2001.
Associação dos Amigos do Museu Aero Fénix. Aero Fénix restores and operates former FAP ‘warbirds’ – it currently owns a T-6, a Chipmunk and a Broussard. The supporters association was founded on 25 July 1995. The magazine is available free to members. The AAMAF also produces a magazine called ‘AeroNostalgia’. No further information.
Further information: Website: Aero Fénix
Official newsletter of the Associação dos Amigos do Museu Aero Fénix. Aero Fénix restores and operates former FAP ‘warbirds’ – it currently owns a T-6, a Chipmunk and a Broussard. The supporters association was founded on 25 July 1995. The magazine is available free to members. The AAMAF also produces a magazine called ‘AeroNostalgia’. No further information.
Further information: Website: Aero Fénix
Subtitled: World Review of Aviation & Defense. Monthly magazine covering news of the aviation, air transport and defense and aerospace sectors in Pakistan and throughout the world. No further information.
Further information: tba
Monthly magazine covering aviation and tourism. No other information.
Aviaction is an aviation magazine launched during 2007. Its main aim is to inform public especially aviation professionals, aviation enthusiasts and people traveling to Pakistan, about the latest happenings in aviation business, especially in Pakistan. It was launched by some of the finest group of aviation professionals and journalists from Pakistan. The number 1 issue of the series was released in May 2007. Publication frequency is quarterly.
Further information: tba
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