LAAS PUBLICATIONS

Corporate Aircraft of the World

Published Annually & Free to LAAS Members

Published in January 2009, Corporate Aircraft of the World combines the successful seperate volumes for bizjets and turboprobs that have been provided free to LAAS membersfor the last twelve years.

Included are all bizjet and turboprop executive aircraft currently registered at time of publication. Also included are confirmed orders and approved reservations.

The information is updated daily on this website with monthly summaries published in the LAAS magazine, Aviation News & Review.

European Easy Reference Registers

Free to LAAS Members

Published in four editions:

ER1 (CS-EC-F-LX-OO-PH-3A)

ER2 (HB-I-LN-OE-OY-SE-SX-TC-TF-T7-5B-9H)

ER3 (ES-HA-LY-LZ-OK-OM-SP-S5-T9/E7-YL-YR-YU-ZA-Z3-4O-9A)

ER4 (D-EI-M)

Aviation News & Review

Published Monthly

Aviation News & Review is the definitive aviation enthusiasts publication and is delivered to each member as part of their subscription to LAAS International.

Civil Aircraft Register of Continental Europe

First published in 1984, the 21st edition of he LAAS International register was published in April 2008. The new edition follows the tried and tested format to maintain the registers of all the European and Middle East aircraft. Included for the first time are the registers for Kyrgystan (EX-) and the Isle of Man (M-).

The registers included are mainly obtained from official sources, except where this information is not available, where all known information is listed.

Regular updates to the European registers appear in the monthly LAAS magazine, Aviation News & Review.

British Isles Civil Aircraft Register

Published Annually

British Isles Civil Aircraft Easy Reference

Published Annually & Free to LAAS Members

Foreign Registered Aircraft based in The United Kingdom

Free to LAAS Members. Published bi-annually.

Listing all aircraft which are know to be based in the United Kingdom but are not on the British or Irish registers. Base information is also provided so you know where you are likely to see any particular aircraft.

Wrecks and relics are included where the airframe is substantailly intact or stored with a view to restoration.

Information is updated around the 25th of each month on the LAAS website and included in the Ports of Call section of Aviation News & Review.