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'ABM - Avions, Blindes, Maquettes Magazine'
[ETAI, ISSN ?]

Quarterly scale plastic modelling magazine, which mainly concentrated on aircraft and armoured vehicles, but also included other vehicles such as motor cars. Glossy A4 size magazine. First issue published in early 1990, with No.26 dated June 1996.
Ceased publication


'Alpha Documents'
[Éditions du Suran, ISSN ? ]

'Alpha Documents' first appeared as a 'market test' with No.01 October 1985. Issue No.1 was dated July 1986, but no subsequent issues appear to have been published. It covered the historical aspects of French military aviation. It was illustrated with b+w/colour photos and included several photo features. No further information.
Ceased Publication


'Altitudes'
[ ? publisher, ISSN ? ]

Subtitled Le Magazine de l'Aviation d'Affaires. Magazine for General Aviation, covering both the ownership and private/charter operation of aircraft and helicopters. Includes industry news, convention reports, interviews, company profiles, piloting techniques, aircraft flight tests etc. No.6 was dated Janvier-Mars 2005.
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Further information: to be added.


'Aviation'
[ ? publisher, ISSN ? ]

No.67 was dated 3 September 2003. No other information.
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Further information: tba


'Batailles Aeriennes'
[SARL Lela Presse, ISSN 1253-5354 ]

From the publishers of 'Avions', a magazine dedicated to the great air battles of World War Two. Step by step, the series covers in detail the air operations of WW2 on every front from the Polish campaign onwards. The coverage includes the background history, the forces involved, orders of battle for both sides, and the aircraft operated. Selected aircraft types are described in 1 or 2 page Fiche Monographique asides which include a colour profile, 3-view line drawing and a specification.
Strangely, 6 pages of each issue are devoted to coverage of AFVs used in the conflict. A4 size magazine with 80 pages in each issue. Illustrated with many previously unseen b+w photos and rare colour photos, colour profile drawings, 3-view line drawings, maps etc. Issue No.12 was dated April-June 2000.
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Further information: SARL Lela Presse, 29 rue Paul Bert, 62230 Outreau, France. Tel: 03 21 33 88 96, Fax: 03 21 32 00 39. e-mail: lela.presse@wanadoo.fr, website: Batailles Aeriennes


'Ciel de Guerre'
[TMA sarl, ISSN ? ]

'Ciel de Guerre' is an aviation history magazine from the publishers of the bi-monthly 'Air Magazine', with each issue dedicated to a single subject related to war in the air. The first issue was dated May-June-July 2004 and concentrated on the subject of D-Day. Each issue is A4 size, with 80 glossy pages illustrated in colour and b+w.
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Further information: TMA/Air Magazine, 75 rue Claude Decaen, 75012 Paris, France. Tél: 01 43 47 35 16, Fax: 01 43 47 34 37. e-mail: josefernandeztma@wanadoo.fr


'Icare'
[SHPL Icare, ISSN 0445-1767]

Subtitled 'Revue de L'Aviation Francaise'. ICARE Magazine was founded in 1957 by Captain Pierre Chanoine, then President of Union of French Airline Pilots (SNPL). ICARE is put together by a team of pilots (on active duty or retired) on a completely volunteer basis who spend their time collecting stories and photos for the magazine. Occassionally, aviation specialists from around the world join the editing team. Since 1965, when Captain Jean Lasserre became editor, ICARE has devoted its quarterly issues primarily to the History of Aviation, with articles written by the contributors. However, the magazine is also a vehicle of communication for the French Airline pilots Union.
Each issue is usually dedicated to the in-depth coverage of a single topic - often as part of a themed series. The themes concentrate on French aviation history and famous aviators. Past topics have included the Battle of France, the Red Baron, the Free French Air Force, and Air France. The magazine is printed in a larger than A4 page format, with 120-160 pages in each. Some issues have up to 200 pages or more. Illustrated with many very rare b+w photos, usually printed quite large on the page.
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Further information: ICARE, Le Dôme Aéroport Charles De Gaulle, BP 10955 CDG 95733. Tel 33 (0)149892406, Fax 33 (0)149892410. Email: revue@revue-icare.com, Website: Icare
[*] Contents Listing, Issues 1-100
[*] Contents Listing, Issues 101-230


'Planet Aerospace'
[EADS, ISSN 1616-7872]

Quarterly magazine publicing the activities and products of the aerospace and defence company EADS - Airbus, Eurocopter, SOCATA, missiles, space etc. Each issue also includes a historical feature looking back at a product from the past. Also published in German, Spanish and English editions. Glossy magazine with lots of large colour photos - 98 pages in each issue. First published in late 2000 to replace the previous monthly 'Revue Aerospatiale'.
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Further information: website: Planet Aerospace



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