Introduction This is a survey of Belgian aviation, defence and aircraft scale modelling magazines. All magazines are French or Flemish text only, unless otherwise stated. For other nations, check our country by country listing. An alphabetical index of titles is also available, as is a list of useful magazine shops which deal with new or secondhand magazines. Quick jump: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

	'AELR' [Brussels Air Museum, ISSN ?] Published for the Friends of the Brussels Air Museum (AELR = Air & Espace - Lucht-en Ruimtevaart), in French and Flemish. Covered Belgian civil and military aviation history. Later renamed 'Brussels Air Museum Magazine - BAMM', see below. Quarterly? AELR was founded in September 1970 with the aim of creating a museum dedicated to Belgian aviation. Ceased publication under this title
	'Aéro Magazine' [New Fashion Media, ISSN ?] 'Aéro Magazine' first appeared in November/December 1982. It was a bi-monthly, French language, A4 size publication with 64 pages each issue. It covered all aspects of aviation from ultralights to space. To quote the publishing director, “Too often the specialist press has only been preoccupied by the technical aspect of this new industry, forgetting that men, with their qualities and faults, are to be found in the cockpit or at the drawing board. Aéro Magazine will try to let you discover the human side of the conquest of the air.” The editor was Christian Taverniers. With number 23 or 24 it merged with the French magazine 'Aviation 2000' and the title changed to 'Aéro 2000'. Ceased publication [*] Contents Listing, No.1 - No.25
	'Aeronews of Belgium' [Aviation Society of Antwerp - ASA, ISSN 0772-6198] An A5-sized magazine published bi-monthly. It covers Belgian civil and military aviation, both current and historic. It also keeps track of all the changes in the Belgian Civil Register. 2001 will see it's 28th year. Dutch text. Current Further information: Aviation Society of Antwerp vzw, Antwerp International Airport, Box 38, B-2100 Antwerpen/Deurne, BELGIUM. Tel/Fax : 32-3-230.27.31 e-mail: asa.anr@pi.be - sample copies and subscription rates are available on request.
	'Avianews International' [Societe anomyme Frankie & Lette, ISSN 0772-876X] Monthly general interest magazine. Initially titled 'Avianews' 1972-76, but became 'Avianews International' in January 1977. Ceased publication in 1991 (1993?). French text. Circa 50 pages in each issue. No.43 was dated June 1977, and No.146 was Vol.14 No.9 dated November 1986. Ceased Publication
	'Aviastro' [Aviation et Astronautique srl, ISSN ?] Subtitled le mensuel aérospatial du Benelux. Continuation of 'Aviation et Astronautique' under a new title from 1976 onwards. Monthly publication. By 1978 it seems to have merged with 'La Conquête de L'Air' (see below). Ceased publication in 1984? Ceased Publication
	'Aviation et Astronautique' [Aviation et Astronautique srl, ISSN 0005-2108] Monthly general interest publication (11 issues per year). Published between January 1961 and November 1975, after which it became Aviastro (see above). French language text. For the first 3 years it was published by Centre de Vulgarisation Aero-Astronautique. Ceased Publication
	'BCARG Newsletter' [Aviation Society of Antwerp - ASA, ISSN none] Full title is Belgian Civil Aviation Research Groups Newsletter. An A5-sized subscription-only magazine published monthly. It gives a more in depth information on the Belgian Civil Aviation scene. Records changes in the civil register, reviews of different types on the register, historic information on Belgian aviation companies, airlines, etc. It is now in its 16th year of publication. Dutch text. Current Further information: Aviation Society of Antwerp vzw, Antwerp International Airport, Box 38, B-2100 Antwerpen/Deurne, BELGIUM. Tel/Fax : 32-3-230.27.31 e-mail: asa.anr@pi.be - sample copies and subscription rates are available on request.
	'Brussels Air Museum Magazine' [Brussels Air Museum, ISSN 0771-4017] Quarterly bilingual magazine published for the Friends of the Brussels Air Museum (AELR = Air & Espace - Lucht-en Ruimtevaart), in French and Flemish. Dedicated to Belgian civil and military aviation history. Initially published as AELR Magazine. Index listing. Current Further information: AELR
	'Carnets de Vol' [? publisher, ISSN ?] First published 1st May 1984. A news-stand publication fully covering Belgian aviation history, and also the "official magazine of the Aero-Club Belgique" (taking over from 'La Conquête de l'Air' - see below). Until No.51 December 1989 "Carnets de Vol" carried the subtitle "La Conquête de l'Air", from is role as official A.C.B. magazine (Revue officiele de l'Aéro-Club Royale de Belgique). However, by this time "Carnets de Vol" was in the hands of PHEBUS-EDAF in Paris. So the content evolved from purely Belgian Aviation related history & actual matters to take on more and more French Aviation matters (from roughly number 21 onwards), with only a few pages each month dedicated to Belgian Aviation matters. From No.52 January 1990 the sub-title "La Conquête de l'Air" was dropped, Carnets de Vol becoming basically a French magazine. Ceased publication in Belgium
	'Contact' [BAHA - Belgian Aviation History Association, ISSN ?] 'Contact' is a quarterly magazine focusing on all aspects of Belgian aviation history. Issue No.1 was dated 02/96. Current Further information: website: BAHA
	'European AviaNews' [Societe anonyme Caligrafic, ISSN 0772-876X] Subtitled International Aerospace and Defence Monthly. Published in French and English editions. Appeared during 1991-1992 at least. May have appeared bi-monthly at some time. Ceased publication
	'Fasten Seatbelts' [Aviation Society of Antwerp - ASA, ISSN none] This publication covers the international aviation scene (both military and civil), museums and airports. It is published bi-monthly. A5-size. Currently in its 4th year. Dutch text. Current Further information: Aviation Society of Antwerp vzw, Antwerp International Airport, Box 38, B-2100 Antwerpen/Deurne, BELGIUM. Tel/Fax : 32-3-230.27.31 e-mail: asa.anr@pi.be - sample copies and subscription rates are available on request.
	'Kit' [IPMS Belgium, ISSN 1780-9754] Published quarterly from before 1970. Scale plastic modelling magazine. Each issue has a feature article on an aircraft type operated by the Belgian Air Force - with photos, drawings and individual aircraft histories. Also includes kit reviews and airliner photos. Published in French and Dutch editions. Current Further information: tba
	'L'Aeronef' [ABFHA, ISSN ? ] Belgian historical aviation review. Ceased publication during the 1970's. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'L'Aviation Belge' [ ? publisher, ISSN ?] Published during the 1930's. No further details known. Ceased Publication
	'L'Aviation Illustree/Luchtvaart in Beeld' [ ? publisher, ISSN ?] Started publication in 1932 and went on during the war. Most of the contributors, apart from the editor, were from Wallonia (the French speaking part of Belgium), with the editorial offices sited in Brussels. Belgium was occupied by the Germans in 1940 and by circumstance the cover artwork and contents became rather German military inspired. The July 1944 cover scan shown second is one of the few neutral front covers. The Dutch language edition only appeared in 1943 and 1944. Publication ceased soon after the liberation of Belgium in 1944. The editor was Robert Wielemans. Publication paper format was rather large, the 1938 number (first cover scan) measuring 24 x 30.5 cm, and one 1940 number measuring 27 x 36 cm. Ceased Publication
	'La Conquête de L'Air/Lucht en Ruimtevaart' [Aero-Club Royal de Belgique, ISSN ?] This magazine was the official publication of the Aero-Club de Belgique, which was founded in 1901. The first issue of the 'La Conquête de L'Air' (only in French) was dated 1904.05.01. In 1926 the organisation added 'Royal' to it's title. A Dutch edition entitled 'Lucht en Ruimtevaart' was added later. Publication continued until at least 1978, by which time the French edition was called 'La Conquête de L'Air AVIASTRO'. The first editor was Adhmar de La Hault, a well known Belgian balloon pilot. Although a 'membership magazine', it was also sold at news-stands. In 1984, 'Carnets de Vol' (see above) took over as the official membership magazine, but this arrangement ceased in late 1989 and currently the A.C.R.B. does not have a membership magazine. Until at least 1926, the A.C.B also issued an 'Annuaire' (Yearbook) each year to its members, recording aviation events, competition results and flying records from the previous twelve months. These are now sought-after collectors items. Ceased Publication Further information: A.C.R.B., Rue Montoyer 1, B-1000 Bruxelles.
	'La Lorgnette' [? publisher, ISSN ? ] Subtitled 'Revue Annuelle d'Histoire et de Maquettisme'. Annual Belgian review of history and scale modelling in French. Approximately 300-400 pages in each issue. First published 1982? No further information. Current? [*] Contents Listing, Issues 1982-1992
	'Looping' [? publisher, ISSN ?] Published for the Belgian military and free to young people to encourage them to take up a military career. No further details known. Current Further information: Not known
	'Mach Magazine' [Mach PR, ISSN ?] Subtitled 'De Burgerluchtvaart In Belgie'. Published during the early 1960's, in French and Dutch. No further details known. Ceased Publication
	'Take Off' [? publisher, ISSN ?] Only reached issue 5 or 6. No further details known. Ceased Publication
	'Wings' [? publisher, ISSN ?] Published for the Belgian military. No further details known. Ceased Publication