African Pilot Magazine - March 2022

In this issue

The March edition featuring Business Jets, Fixed Base Operators (FBOs), maintenance, aircraft sales and Business Jet Charters. The feature only includes Business Jets that are currently in production and does not contain any jets that have been proposed or envisaged. However, as part of the feature, we have included the future of ‘Supersonic Business Jets,’ the production and test flying of which are still likely to be many years into the future.

Inside this month:
Africa's most powerful airforce?
Africa is home to some of the world’s longest-running conflicts and for many African countries having a military force is paramount. But which country is the dominant force in the air? (Read more on page 234)

90 Years of the Tiger Moth
The 22nd of January 2022, was the date for the belated 90th Tiger Moth anniversary Fly-In at Luskintyre, NSW, Australia. We had postponed this event for a further 3 months from the original first flight 90 years ago in October, 1931 in the UK. (Read more on page 268)

Singapore Airshow
The Asia-Pacific aviation industry’s slow recovery from the pandemic amid government restrictions cast a shadow over the Singapore Airshow. The biennial event has bookended the pandemic, with the 2020 edition disrupted by the virus emerging from China and the latest show coming as the industry attempts to plot a way out of its biggest-ever crisis. (Read more on page 252)

African Pilot Magazine Description:

African Pilot is a niche market specialist aviation magazine that has been publishing uninterrupted for the past eighteen years. Subscribers to the magazine can expect glossy layouts with a modern ‘coffee table’ look featuring South African, African and world aviation events, interesting facts about aviation, historical features and general news within aviation. African Pilot is the only South African aviation magazine that strives and is most successful at covering most southern African aviation events. The magazine provides a platform for the organizers of airshows and specific aviation events to market their particular event to members of the public.