Argentina

‘Mundo Aeronautico’ (or World Aviation), was the first magazine dedicated to aviation in Latin America. It was launched by Mr. Francisco Cortegoso in June, 1932. The magazine covered aviation, gliding and aeromodelling. It carried the subtitle Una Revista Aeronautica Universal.

The magazine was initially very successful, and reached issue 140 in 1946, but seems to have closed down not long afterwards.

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‘Aeronave’ was a general interest magazine that appeared in the late 1940s and early 1950s. The title means Aircraft.

Launched in 1946, the magazine suffered from irregular publication and ceased production circa late 1951. It appears to have started off bi-monthly, before switching to monthly and finally to quarterly.

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‘Master en Modelismo’ (i.e. Master Modeller) was a general interest scale modelling magazine published in the mid 1980s. It covered a wide range of topics from army uniforms, to AFVs and aircraft.

Each issue was A4 size, with xx pages, illustrated with photographs, colour drawings and scale drawings. No source known.

The official Army Aviation Command magazine ‘Buletin de Informaciones Aeronauticas’ was renamed ‘Revista de Informaciones Aeronauticas’ in February 1945.

A monthly general interest aircraft magazine, it provided coverage of civil, commercial, sport and military aviation in Argentina and around the world. In January 1948 it was renamed ‘Revista Nacional de Aeronautica’.

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