Germany News-stand - Monthly
	'Aero International' [Jahr Top Special Verlag, ISSN 0946-0802, Euro4.35] Launched in January 2002, and subtitled `The Civil Aviation Magazine`, this is produced by the same publisher as the longer-established Flieger Magazin (see below). It contains information and features on civilian air transportation. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Aero-International Leser-Service, Jessenstrasse 1, 22767 Hamburg, Germany. Fax: +49 40/389 06-545. Web: www.aerointernational.de
	'Aerokurier International' [Motor-Presse Stuttgart, ISSN-0341-1281, Euro4.35] First published in 1957, and now like Flug Revue (see below) part of the giant Stuttgart-based Motor-Presse Group, aerokurier is essentially a magazine for pilots by pilots and is the official publication of the German Aero Club, AOPA Germany and Club der Luftfahrt e.V. However it is also aimed at those employed in the industry as well as young people interested in aviation. Using many colour and b&w photos it includes the expected ingredients: news and features on light aircraft flying and ownership, engines, gliders, air traffic etc, combined with flight tests on both fixed- and rotary-wing types. Circa 138 pages each issue. (German text). The publisher was originally called 'Vereinigte Motor-Verlage'. Current Further information: Editorial: aerokurier, Ubierstrasse 83, 53173 Bonn, Germany. Tel: +49 228 95 65-2 22, Fax: +49 228 95 65-2 46 e-mail: aerokurier@compuserve.com Web: www.aerokurier.rotor.com (German/English)
	'Aeromarkt' [AEROMARKT Verlag GmbH, ISSN ? ] 'Aeromarkt' is Europe's largest aviation market for General Aviation products. It is published bilingually in German and English. The bulk of the contents comprises adverts for new and used airplanes and helicopters, aircraft power plants, aircraft spare parts, avionics and equipment, flight training, job market, etc. This is complemented by a short editorial features consisting of interesting articles, company portraits, aviation news, and a calendar of events. It was first published in 1988. Current Further information: website: Aeromarkt
	'Aero Sport' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Published during the early 1960's. Included historical features on WW2 aviation and aircraft. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Aero Technika' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Published during the 1990's. Included detailed type profiles of aircraft types, including profile drawings and colour photos. No further information. Ceased publication
	'Der Deutsche Sportflieger' [Postverlag Leipzig, ISSN n/a ] Subtitled 'Periodical for all aviation'. Monthly aviation enthusiasts magazine published before and during WW2. First published in 1934. Approximately 24-30 pages in each issue. Many b+w photos and illustrations. Feature articles covered all aspects of aviation and aircraft technology. Closed down with the September 1944 issue. Ceased Publication
	'Der Flieger' [Luftfahrt-Verlag Walter Zeurl Publications, ISSN 0015-3680] Subtitled 'The Oldest German Aviation Monthly Periodical'. Long established magazine, forced to close down in September 1944, but restarted publication in January 1950, it's 24th year. Continued publishing during the 1960's and 1970's. General interest aviation magazine. Feature articles on aircraft types, company histories etc. Average of 32 pages in each issue, with many photos and illustrations. Ceased Publication
	'Die Luftreise' [Friedrich v. Schack, ISSN n/a ] Subtitled 'Magazine for air traffic, air tourism and air sport'. First issue dated January 1937, but presumably it didn't survive the start of WW2. Magazine covering air travel in the 1930s. Average of 24 pages in each issue, with many photos, maps and illustrations. Ceased Publication
	'Flieger Magazin' [Ringier Verlag, ISSN 0170-5504, Euro4.35] First published in the mid 1980's. From its advertising content alone, it is easy to see that this title is another primarily aimed at the professional or private pilot fraternity - from business jets to ultralights. Regular columns provide general flying advice with an accent on safety, including accident analysis. Interspersed among the usual gamut of flight tests and readers` letters are a combined flying/travelogue featuring a particular general aviation airfield, its facilities and environs, and articles of interest to a wider audience. Another regular feature is devoted to curios from the early days of flying, while others can cover restoration projects, helicopter operations and the like. Glossy A4 magazine, with 90-116 pages each issue, many b+w and colour photos and diagrams. (German text). The same publisher also produces Aero International (see above). Current Further information: Editorial address: Fliegermagazin, Chiemgaustrasse 109, 81549 Munich, Germany. Tel: +49 89 68001-131 Fax: +49 89 68001-142. E-mail: fliegermagazin@compuserve.com Web:www.fliegermagazin.de Subscription service address: Fliegermagazin-Abobetreuung, Jessenstrasse 3, 22767 Hamburg, Germany. Tel: +49 40 808022-222 Fax: +49 40 808022-299. E-mail: Fliegermagazin.aboservice@hzvgnbh.de
	'Flieger Revue' [Möller Buch und Zeitschriften Verlag KG, ISSN 0941-889X] A former East German publication which survived the integration with West Germany. Now subtitled Magazin fur Luft- und Raumfahrt. A general interest magazine covering both air and space topics, in the old days it often contained features on Warsaw Pact aircraft and had a greater emphasis on aviation sports such as gliding and parachuting. Well produced with many b+w and colour photos. Privatised after unification and still doing well. A bi-monthly (?), covering topics in greater depth, appears as Flieger Revue extra. First published in March 1953. Published by Militär-Verlag der DDR for much of its life, later Flugverlag Berolina [ISSN 0001-9445] before switching to the current publisher. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Flieger Revue, Oraniendamm 48, 13469 Berlin, Germany. Tel: +49 30/41909-516 Fax: +49 30/41909-599. Website: www.fliegerrevue.de e-mail: redaktion@fliegerrevue.igs-online.de
	'Flug Action' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Aviation magazine with mainly pictorial content - action photographs of aircraft in service. Issue 5 was dated Mai 1992, and issue 6-7 also appeared in 1992. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Flug Revue' [Motor-Presse Stuttgart, ISSN 0015-4547] Subtitled Flugwelt International. General interest aerospace magazine. Founded in 1956, Flug Revue is now part of Motor-Presse Stuttgart, Europe`s largest specialist magazine publishing group - along with sister publications the monthly aerokurier International and bi-monthly Klassiker der Luftfahrt. Flug Revue bills itself as the 'best-selling aerospace publication in German-speaking Europe' and, according to the Motor-Presse website, over 42,000 copies were sold in the last quarter of 2002. It states its target audience as being all those with an enthusiasm for aerospace, but above all those who are active in the industry - its decision makers in ministries and industry management level. A glossy A4 size publication with 98 pages each. Illustrated with many b+w and colour photos and some 3-view line drawings. Focuses on air transport, executive, business and military aviation, as well as aerospace technology and research. The contents mainly comprises news and feature articles on current developments in world and German civil/military aviation and space/industry plus one historical feature profiling a single aircraft type. Originally published by 'Vereinigte Motor-Verlage' but the name of the publishing company was changed in the late 1990s. The text is German only, but sister publications are also produced in Brazil (Aviao Revue) and Spain (Avion Revue). Current[Subscribe] Further information: Flug-Revue, Ubierstrasse 83, 53173 Bonn, Germany. Tel: +49 228 95 65-1 00 Fax: +49 228 95 65-2 47. Flug Revue Home Page
	'Flugzeugbau' [RLM, ISSN n/a ] Subtitled 'Monthly periodical for professional schooling of aircraft industry personnel'. Monthly magazine for employees of the German aircraft industry. Published by the German Air Ministry (RLM) on the 15th of each month, from January 1941 onwards. Illustrations only in b+w. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Flugzeug Classic' [GeraNova, ISSN 1617-0725, Euro4.60] Actually appearing ten times a year, with a bumper double issue at the end of June and December, as its name suggests Flugzeug Classic covers the whole gamut of aviation history topics up to and including the 1960s: museum collections, the veteran and vintage scene, aviation archaeology and restoration projects etc. Series include those on cockpits of historic aircraft and PC flight simulation, while occasional pull-outs cover specific aircraft types in great detail. 82 pages in each issue. German only text. Although the masthead mentions "combined with Flugzeug", this title was taken over and does not figure in the magazine's editorial (see Flugzeug Extra below). Current[Subscribe] Further information: Flugzeug Classic, Kolpingring 16, 82041 Oberhaching, Germany. Tel: +49 89 61 38 900 Fax: +49 89 61 38 90 10. E-mail: aviatic@t-online.de Web:www.flugzeug-classic.de Subscription hotline: Tel: +49 180 532 1616 Fax: +49 180 532 1620 E-mail: kundenservice@geranova.de
	'FMT' [Verlag fur Technik und Handwerk GmbH, ISSN 0015-458X] Subtitled 'Flug- Und Modell-Technik'. Published since the early 1990's. Magazine for flying models - to scale and otherwise. Includes feature articles on WW1 and WW2 aircraft types. Current Further information: TBA
	'Hobby' [? publisher, ISSN ? ] Subtitled 'Das Magazin der Technik'. No.4 was dated April 1957. Technology magazine which included aviation-related feature articles in each issue. Also included a scale modelling column. Reached at least Issue No.8. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Luftfahrt Commercial Aviation' [ADV-Mediendienste & Verlag , ISSN 0940-2411] First published during the early 1990's. Magazine devoted to worldwide commercial aviation. News and features on current airports, airlines and airliners. A4 size, 66 pages each issue. Many colour photos, line drawings, tables and charts. Includes one historical article in each issue. Brief English summaries to major articles. Ceased publication
	'Modell Bau Heute' [? publisher, ISSN ? ] Title means Model Building Today. East German publication. Covered all forms of modelling, including radio-control aircraft and boats and also scale modelling of aircraft and AFVs. Published between 1975 (or earlier) and September 1993. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Modell-Fan' [Verlag Carl Schünemann, ISSN 0341-5104] First published January 1974. Scale plastic modelling magazine for aircraft, cars, ships, figures, motorcycles, dioramas, and military subjects. Good feature articles on WW2 and postwar aircraft types. Includes readers comments, new products, etc. A4 size, 32 pages, colour and b+w photos, scale drawings. Current Further information: Modell-Fan
	'Modell Magazin' [Alf Teloeken Verlag, ISSN 0343-0359] First published in 1975. Scale plastic modelling magazine. For the first decade of it's existence, it included good feature articles on (mostly German) aircraft types. The editor was Heinz Birkholz, who had previously edited the bi-monthly 'Plastik Modell'. From January 1985 the magazine has had no aviation content. The same publisher produced at least 4 issues of 'War Album' - a collection of rare naval, military and aviation photographs (mostly from WW2), and 9 issues of 'Modell Magazin Foto Archiv' with a similar content. Ceased publication
	'Pilot und Flugzeug' [Pilot und Flugzeug Verlags GmbH, ISSN 0175-0143] 'Pilot und Flugzeug' describes itself as the most important German aviation magazine for General Aviation. It includes features on piloting techniques, aircraft flight tests, product reviews, critical analysis of aviation regulations etc. 2004 is it's 24th year. Current Further information: website: Pilot und Flugzeug
	'Soldat Und Technik' [Report Verlag, ISSN 0038-0989] First published in the early 1970's. World armed forces magazine, including military aviation. No further information. Current Further information: www.soldat-und-technik.de
	'WT - Wehr Technik' [Verlag Wehr und Wissen Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, ISSN 0043-2172] Overview of defence technology around the world. Highly informative. Formerly published by Meyers (of 'Meyers All The World's Warships' fame). Current