Aviation Reference
The facts that stay true between headlines: aircraft, airlines, airports, defense platforms and business jets, each maintained by the AeroTime journalist who covers that beat.
Aircraft
Commercial aircraft organized by manufacturer and family: specifications, variants compared side by side, operators and programme status.
Category owner: Ian Molyneaux
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Airlines
The world's major carriers by region: fleet composition, hubs, ownership, alliances and market position.
Category owner: Miquel Ros
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Airports
Major hubs by region: terminals, runways, hub airlines and passenger traffic, written so you can picture the place.
Category owner: Jean Carmela Lim
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Defense
Military platforms by manufacturer and role: programmes, variants, procurement status and operators, anchored to the decisions that produced them.
Category owner: Clement Charpentreau
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Business Aviation
Business jets by manufacturer and segment: range, cabin, certification and where each aircraft sits in the market.
Category owner: Stephen Pope
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Frequently asked questions
What are AeroTime reference pages?
Standing profiles of aircraft, airlines, airports, defense platforms and business jets: the facts that stay true between headlines, maintained under named AeroTime journalists and verified against primary sources.
How are reference pages different from news articles?
News articles report what changed; reference pages hold the current state. Every reference page carries a visible last-verified date and a coverage section that updates automatically as AeroTime publishes new stories on the subject.
Who writes and verifies these pages?
Each category is owned by one AeroTime journalist who covers that beat: aircraft by Ian Molyneaux, airlines by Miquel Ros, airports by Jean Carmela Lim, defense by Clement Charpentreau and business aviation by Stephen Pope.