Introduction This is a survey of Swedish aviation, defence and aircraft scale modelling magazines. All magazines are Swedish 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

	'Allt Om Flygplan' [DeAgostini Svenska AB, ISSN 0968-15] Weekly partwork. First published in 1994. Swedish language edition of the UK partwork Airplane. 28 pages in each issue, many colour and b+w photos and colour drawings. Each issue comprises: civil flying (usually an airline), great aircraft (a single type in detail), military operations (a combat operation), and an instalment of the A-Z of aircraft. Contents unchanged from the UK version but with text translated. Ceased Publication
	'Allt Om Hobby' [Allt Om Hobby, ISSN 0002-6190] The magazine was founded in 1966. It is published 8 issues a year - normally every 6th week - but with 8 weeks after the July and Christmas issues. It describes itself as the magazine for technical culture and modelbuilding. This magazine covers all kinds of technical hobbies, like R/C-modelling (Cars, Airplanes and Boats), Model Railroading, Plastic Modelling and most other forms of Scale Modelling, and everything about "technical culture" including the real thing and its history. Topics covered include aircraft feature articles. The publisher also publishes a number of books on the aircraft of the Swedish Air Force. Current Further information: Allt Om Hobby, Box 90 133, S-120 21 Stockholm. Phone 08-999 333, Fax 08-99 88 66. E-mail: publisher, Web:Allt om Hobby's Home Page
	'Coupe' [Kontaktgruppen, ISSN ? ] Published occasionally by the Kontaktgruppen för flyghistorisk forskning (Swedish aviation historical group). A4 size, 16-28 pages each. Pictorial magazine with many rare unpublished b+w photos of Swedish aircraft. Swedish /English captions. Usually a collection of photos of Swedish military aircraft with a single theme. Later issues have many more pages and some colour. Ceased publication in 1991. Ceased publication
	'Flyg' [KSAK, ISSN ? ] Monthly magazine from 1934, and from 1943 onwards. Published by Kungl. Svenska Aeroklubben. No further details. Ceased publication
	'Flygdags' [HKV Fh/MG, ISSN ? ] Monthly magazine. No further details. Current?
	'Flyghistoriskt Circulär' [Swedish Aviation Historical Society (SFF), ISSN ? ] Six issues published in 1970. Included historical articles on Swedish aviation. Replaced by Flyghistorisk Tidskrift. No further details. Ceased Publication
	'Flyghistoriskt Månadsblad' [Swedish Aviation Historical Society (SFF), ISSN ? ] Published monthly 1971-1989. Included historical articles on Swedish aviation. Replaced by Svenska Flyghistorisk Tidskrift in 1989 (see below). No further details. Ceased Publication
	'Flyghistorisk Revy' [SFF, ISSN 0345-3415] Published annually by the Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening (Swedish aviation historical society). A4 size, normally 100+ pages each, with several hundred photos. Usually comprises a very detailed history and production listing for a Swedish aircraft type. Originally published quarterly under the title 'Meddelanden från Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening' from 1963 until circa 1970 (Issue 20), after which it was renamed to the present title and published annually. After 1992 (Issue 36) the issue number was dropped. The last recorded issue is 2001. Current? [*] Contents Listing, No.1 - present
	'Flyghistorisk Tidskrift' [Swedish Aviation Historical Society (SFF), ISSN ? ] Six issues published in 1970. Included historical articles on Swedish aviation. No further details. Ceased Publication
	'Flygning: Tidskrift för Luftfart' [Kungl. Svenska Aeroklubben, ISSN n/a ] Monthly magazine published between 1929 and 1939, at least. Titled 'Flygning-Flygpost' 1918-1824. No further details. Ceased Publication
	'Flygposten' [Svensk Pilotförening, ISSN 0015-4776] Quarterly magazine. Published since at least 1954 by the Swedish Airline Pilots Association. No further details. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Svensk Pilotförening, Box 1139, 111 81 STOCKHOLM. website: Svensk Pilotförening
	'Flygrevyn' [KSAK, ISSN n/a] Unknown frequency. Official magazine of the Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben (KSAK) - Royal Swedish Aeroclub. Published 1955-57. Replaced 'Looping', (see below). No further details. Ceased publication
	'Flygrevyn' [Flygrevyn Förlags AB, ISSN 0015-4784] Published 8 times per year. Published 1981+. No further details. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Flygrevyn, Övre Välsta Gård, 137 92 TUNGELSTA. Tel: 08-500 379 00, Fax: 08-500 379 01. E-mail: redaktionen@flygrevyn.se, Website: Flygrevyn
	'Flygvapen-Nytt' [Försvarsmakten, ISSN 0015-4792] Published 4-5 times per year. Title means Air Force News. Published under the title 'Ufl - Underrättelser från Flygledningen' until 1960, 'Flygvapen-Nytt' until Vol.2 1967, 'Flygvapen-Nytt medVårdkasen' until 1970. No further details. Current Further information: FlygvapenNytt, HKV/Info, 107 85 Stockholm. Tel: 08-788 75 69, Fax: 08-788 88 66. Website: Flygvapen-Nytt
	'Kontakt - Flyghistorisk tidskrift' [Kontaktgruppen, ISSN 0348-1603] First published in 1971. Published 5 times per year by the Kontaktgruppen för flyghistorisk forskning (Swedish aviation historical research group). 24 pages each issue. Each issue includes a detailed article on a historic (usually Swedish Air Force) aircraft type, with history, drawings, photos and a production list. Ceased publication in 1991 after at least 100 issues. Ceased publication
	'KSAK-nytt' [KSAK, ISSN n/a] Unknown frequency. Official magazine of the Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben (KSAK) - Royal Swedish Aeroclub. Published 1958-66. No further details. Ceased publication
	'Looping' [Yngve Foerlag, ISSN n/a ] Unknown frequency. Official magazine of the Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben (KSAK) - Royal Swedish Aeroclub. Published 1951-55. 50 pages each with many photos. No further details. Replaced by 'Flygrevyn', see above. Ceased publication
	'Mach' [Mach, ISSN 0280-8498] Published as a quarterly printed publication for issues 1-80, but in 2000 appears to have been replaced by a website with articles in PDF format. Aeronautics and space flight. Published since 1981. No further information. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Website: Mach
	'ÖFS Meddelande' [Östergötlands Flyghistoriska sällskap, ISSN n/a] Published twice per year since 1999. Official magazine of the Swedish Air Force Museum supporters group. Covers Swedish aviation history. Also publishes a yearbook called 'Ikaros - Flygvapenmusei årsbok' since 1991, featuring Swedish Air Force history. Current Further information: Östergötlands Flyghistoriska Sällskap, Lägergatan 11, 586 63 Linköping. E-mail: info@ofs.flygvapenmuseum.nu, ÖFS meddelande
	'Pilot Magazinet' [Pilotmagazinet, ISSN ? ] Monthly (except July and January) magazine for pilots in Scandinavia. Covers aviation from the view of the active pilot. Concentrates on aircraft, practical piloting, technical news and aircraft tests. Includes professional tips, tests, news, and reports. A4 size with lots of full colour pages. It's scope comprises business flying, private pilots, clubs and pleasure flying. Initially bi-monthly. No.61 was dated August 2003. Current Further information: Pilotmagazinet, Box 301, 771 26 Ludvika, Sweden. Tel: 0240-848 90, Fax: 0240-180 15. E-mail: red@pilotmagazinet.com, website: Pilot Magazinet
	'Scala' [IPMS-Sweden, ISSN ? ] Scale plastic modelling magazine. Originally a quarterly magazine, by 2003 it was appearing 5 times per year (although issues 4 & 5 of 2003 were a combined issue). An A4 size publication, early issues had about 8 pages each and were entirely in b+w, but it later expanded to 24 pages and during the 1990s colour photos were added. Includes scale drawings, tone profile drawings and markings details of aircraft - usually with a Swedish connection. IPMS Sweden was founded in 1967. Current Further information: IPMS-Sweden
	'Svenska Flyghistorisk Tidskrift' [Swedish Aviation Historical Society (SFF), ISSN 1100-9837 ] Bimonthly magazine for SFF members. SFF is the biggest association for aviation history in Sweden. The members are aviation historians and people interested in aviation in general. It contains articles on military and general aviation history, mainly with connection to Swedish aviation. At least 50 pages in each issue. Published from January 1990 to replace Flyghistoriskt Månadsblad (see above). SFF also publishes an annual yearbook. Current Further information: Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening, P.O. Box 10267, S-100 55 STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Phone/Fax +46 (0)08-667 71 70. E-mail: info@sff.n.se, website: SFT