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'''Aviation Week and Space Technology''' is a [[McGraw-Hill]] publication that specializes in aviation, defense and space agency news. Journalists for the publications use various sources to write and publicize "secret" or unpublished programs under development by various governments. The publication also features information concerning US aviation, defense and space programs. One of their best known journalists was [[Phil Klass]], an [[Unidentified Flying Object]] (UFO) debunker. The magazine has covered the aviation and defense industry for over 90 years since its founding on July 7, 1947.<ref> | '''Aviation Week and Space Technology''' is a [[McGraw-Hill]] publication that specializes in aviation, defense and space agency news. Journalists for the publications use various sources to write and publicize "secret" or unpublished programs under development by various governments. The publication also features information concerning US aviation, defense and space programs. One of their best known journalists was [[Phil Klass]], an [[Unidentified Flying Object]] (UFO) debunker. The magazine has covered the aviation and defense industry for over 90 years since its founding on July 7, 1947.<ref>[http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/mags/usa/usmag03.htm#aviweek Aircraft Magazines Guide - United States] Scroll down to ''Aviation Week and Space Technology''. Retrieved 05/09/2011.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 18:07, 10 May 2011
Aviation Week and Space Technology is a McGraw-Hill publication that specializes in aviation, defense and space agency news. Journalists for the publications use various sources to write and publicize "secret" or unpublished programs under development by various governments. The publication also features information concerning US aviation, defense and space programs. One of their best known journalists was Phil Klass, an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) debunker. The magazine has covered the aviation and defense industry for over 90 years since its founding on July 7, 1947.[1]
Publications
Other publications of the Aviation Week and Space Technology group include:
- Overhaul & Maintenance
- Aerospace Daily & Defense Report
- Business & Commercial Aviation
Readership
Aviation Week and Space Technology has a reading audience of 1.2 million in 185 countries.[2]
References
- ↑ Aircraft Magazines Guide - United States Scroll down to Aviation Week and Space Technology. Retrieved 05/09/2011.
- ↑ Aviation Week.com, Retrieved 05/09/2011