Features:
Keeping Sweden's Classic Jets Flying - Gerard Boymans reports on Swedish historic jet operations
The Phantom of the Ruhr - With the BBMF's Lancaster now painted as the Phantom of the Ruhr, Martin W. Bowman tells the full story of EE139, the original "centurion" Phantom
Neville Duke - A Tribute - AirCdre Graham Pitchfork looks at the life and times of an outstanding aviator
A Walrus Among the Crocodiles - West African escapades during 1944, told by George Povey OBE
From Provost to Scimitar - Bob Gardner opens a two-part account of Royal Navy fighter pilot John Middleton's career
Sisters Under the Skin? - The Hawker Nimrod Mk I and Mk 11 are compared by the Editor, with exclusive air-to-air pictures by Richard Paver
Once Upon a Time in the West - Keith A. Saunders recalls de Havilland biplane commercial airline operations in the West of England
99 Years and Counting - We look at the various projects under way to celebrate 100 years of Hight in 2008
Personal Album - Photographs from post-war Germany by Rex Nicholls
Studying the Renaissance - Paolo Franzini's second and final article detailing the Italian preservation scene
The Jet Boat - Sixty years ago a radical new jet fighter prototype made its first flight from Cowes

Regulars:
News - All the latest preservation news, compiled by Tony Harmsworth
Observer's Notes - Regular Aeroplane columnist James Kightly comments on the preservation scene
Skywriters - A selection of readers' letters on various topics
Flying Visit - A potted interview with the Head of the General Aviation Inspectorate, Robb Metcaife
Aeroplane Explains...We help you get to grips with the tandem-rotor helicopter
Picture of the Month - July's offer is a sublime image of three Supermarine Spitfire Mk VBs in echelon formation
Looking Back - Nick Stroud browses in The Aeroplane of 65 years ago ? July 1942
Crosswind - John Fricker provides sideways comment on the aviation world

Database:
The Westland Wapiti:
Westland specialist Derek James profiles the development and career of the company's dependable Wapiti general purpose biplane of the 1930s, which served on the RAF's front line with distinction in some of the harshest environments in the world, before going on to operate with the fledgling Indian Air Force. Includes scale drawings of the Mks IA, 11A and IV by Tim Hall and Frank Munger's superb Wapiti cutaway illustration

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