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RATES: 2012

For more information regarding the Pricing of Advertising in World Airnews, please contact the following:

For Advertising in Southern Africa
MANAGING EDITOR Tom Chalmers tom@airnews.co.za
ADVERTISING Tracy Sugden tracy@airnews.co.za

For Advertising in Europe
EUROPEAN ADVERTISING sally@bspmedia.com

For Advertising in the USA
US EDITOR Ed Hirsch ed.hirsch@iamgrp.com

CLASSIFIED ADVERTS: (minimum 12 words).

PRE-PRINTED INSERTS: Price on application.

MECHANICAL DETAILS

ADVERT SIZE	depth/width- mm
Trim Size:	297 x 210
Full page (print area)	272 x 185
Bleed size:	303 x 216
Half page	131 x 185
One column (Third page)	272 x 60
Quarter page	131 x 90
Half column	131 x 60
Quarter column	60 x 60
STANDARD COLOURS: Cyan, magenta, yellow, black. PRINT PROCESS: Offset lithography. Screen 150.

EDITORIAL PLAN: 2013

The following is the editorial feature list planned for 2012. We reserve the right to amend or delete, without prior notice, any of the features as may become necessary during the year.

The following features are planned for World Airnews during 2012:

JANUARY: Full report on the annual conference of the African Airline Industry (AFRAA) at which one of the main topics will be the growing need for increased safety in African skies.

FEBRUARY: Follow-up on the November 2012 feature on the growing threat of piracy along the East Coast of Africa and the need for maritime surveillance aircraft.

MARCH: Part 1: CORPORATE JETS: A look at the light- to mediumweight corporate jet market and a directory of types on the drawing board, under development or in production.

APRIL: Part II: CORPORATE JETS: The top of the range corporate jets available today including those developed from airliners both new and used.

MAY: Military transport aircraft – a look at what is available today and especially those which are suitable to African nations’ pockets.

MALTA SPECIAL: A study of the growth of all forms of aviation on this small island and its impact on the Mediterranean area in particularly.

JUNE: To be announced.

JULY: The growing influence of the turboprop-powered aircraft in the African airline industry – both freight and passenger.

AUGUST: State of the African airline industry and our annual African airline industry directory.

SEPTEMBER: To be announced but possibly a review of the latest developments in avionics.

OCTOBER: The booming helicopter industry in Africa . How it is improving agriculture, industry and commerce.

NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER: Features to be announced at a later date.

PLEASE NOTE: All major air shows and exhibitions will be covered during the year by World Airnews, including: Paris, EBACE, Heli- Expo; NBAA, Oshkosh etc.

We reserve the right to amend the above listing according to circumstances.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Throughout the year, we will be keeping tabs on the piracy and cross-border incursion menaces and steps being taken to combat them, starting with February.

MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

Please note that the magazine is now a standard A4. A high quality, PDFX1a, file is required or else a high resolution JPG, which can be sent to tracy@airnews.co.za or on a CD to our offices.

Please ensure that there is sufficient bleed on the adverts where required of at least 3mm all round. Note: Display or other advertisements to be set by the publisher must be emailed and in the hands of the publisher by not later than the 1st of the month prior to publications date.

DEADLINES

World Airnews is published on the 1st of each month (depending on weekends and/or public holidays), and closing date for bookings and copy is the 1st of the month preceding publication except when production is affected by public holidays. For contract advertising, existing material will be repeated if no instructions to the contrary are received by deadline.

CIRCULATION

WORLD AIRNEWS is Africa’s largest aviation journal and has an average monthly circulation of 12 940 and a readership average of about 50 000. World Airnews is read regularly by senior executives, directors, pilots, engineers etc. of airlines, charter and air-taxi operators, civil airport authorities, by commerce and industry and by people in all walks of life who are interested, or directly involved in the aviation industry.

World Airnews is recognised as the official journal for a number of aviation organisations including the Commercial Aviation Association of Southern Africa, the SA Aerial Applicators’ Association, the Airside Operators Association of SA, the Dakota Association, and the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association. Most provide World Airnews subscriptions as a benefit of membership.

For more information please contact us.

or e-mail tracy@airnews.co.za

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