United States News-stand - Weekly
	'Aero' [? publisher, ISSN ? ] Weekly news magazine edited by E. Percy Noel. Vol.1 No.18 was dated 4 February 1911. Later subtitled 'America's Aviation Weekly'. One of the leading American aviation magazines of the period. It evolved into 'Aero and Hydro'. 54 pages each. Continued until at least April 1912. Ceased publication
	'Aerial Age Weekly' [? publisher, ISSN ?] Weekly aviation news magazine. Published between 1915 and 1922. Typically 31 pages in each issue. Vol 12 No.6 was dated 18 oct 1920. No further information. Ceased publication
	'Aviation' [McGraw Hill, ISSN ? ] Subtitled 'The Oldest American Aeronautical Magazine'. A weekly news magazine with losts of articles, photos and adverts. First published in 1916. The 1 June 1920 was entitled 'Aviation & Aeronautical Engineering' with 32 pages. It was later re-titled 'Aviation & Aircraft Journal' (by 7 February 1921) with 30 pages. By 29 Oct 1923 (1922?) it was called just 'Aviation'. In July 1947 it was renamed 'Aviation Week' (see below). After 1933 each issue typically had 70-120 pages. Vol.22 No.2 was dated 30 May 1927. Roughly A4 size pages. Ceased publication
	'Aviation Week & Space Technology' [McGraw-Hill, ISSN 0005-2175] 'Aviation Week & Space Technology' describes itself as the world's leading aviation and aerospace publication, reporting on technology developments, business news, and operations strategies in all sectors of the industry – commercial, military, and space. It's origins lie in the original McGraw-Hill weekly, 'Aviation' (see above). 'Aviation Week' was formed on 7 July 1947 by the merger of 'Aviation' and 'Aviation News'. It was entitled 'Aviation Week, Including Space Technology' between 24 February 1958 and 4 January 1960. On 11 January 1960 it's title was revised to the current 'Aviation Week & Space Technology'. While international in scope, 'Aviation Week & Space Technology' retains an emphasis on the US aeropace industry and US aircraft operators. News items are grouped under the following headings: World News & Analysis; Air Transport; Aerospace Business; Defense; Defense Budgets; Space Technology. Regular departments are: Correspondence; Who's Where; Market Focus; Industry Outlook; Airline Outlook; World News Roundup; In Orbit; Washington Outlook; World Business Watch; Inside Avionics; Inside Business Aviation; Aero Products & Services; Aerospace Calendar; Viewpoint A roughly A4 size magazine with about 100 pages in each issue. Illustrated with high quality colour photos and diagrams. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Aviation Week
	'Trade-A-Plane' [TAP Publishing Company, ISSN 0041-0365] First published in 1937. A magazine almost entirely consisting of adverts of aircraft, accessories and aircraft parts for sale. The Bible for the aviation trade, private owner or anyone who wants to find an aircraft part. Published three times a month: 'First November Issue', 'Second November Issue', 'Third November Issue' giving 36 issues per year. Current[Subscribe] Further information: Carolyn Flick, TAP Publishing Company, Trade-a-Plane, P.O.Box 509, Crossville, TN38557. USA/Canada Tel: 800-33-PLANE * Fax: 800-423-9030, International: 931-484-5137 * Fax: 931-484-2532. email: subs@trade-a-plane.com, Website: Trade-A-Plane