By Editor in Chief
on Thu Mar 27 2025
In addition to all models of Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, and ATR, which are the main stream airliners in the world, we also provide a comprehensive guidebook covering China’s COMAC, whose independently developed aircraft are now on track, Russian airliners, which have gone into hiding due to sanctions, and other models that are now flying around the world. This monthly airline publication not only provides comprehensive catalog coverage and data, but also offers a wide range of information on the world of passenger aircraft, including multifaceted considerations.
The special feature is “All Guide to the Latest Passenger Aircraft Flying the World’s Skies Today.
On March 28, Ikaros Shuppan released “Monthly Airline May 2025,” an A4-size, 152-page book priced at 1,760 yen.
Table of Contents
Special Feature: “All the Latest Passenger Aircraft Guide – All the Airliners Flying the World’s Skies Today in One Volume” (Japanese only)
ANA’s first Embraer aircraft and Japan’s first E2
Blue Embraer to Japanese skies in 2028!
Longest model of 787 to replace 777 in declining phase, increasing its presence
Boeing in the Large and Midsize Aircraft Market
The A350, which has leapt ahead of its rivals to become the mainstay of large long-haul aircraft.
Airbus in the Large and Medium Aircraft Market
MAX, with its best-selling machines, struggles because of its history.
Boeing in the Small Aircraft Market
France and Italy join hands in a successful joint program
ATR in the PROP aircraft market
Reclaiming a prestigious brand, but new passenger aircraft is the end of the line.
De Havilland Aircraft in the PROP aircraft market
A320 Family in hot pursuit, further expanded by A220 acquisition
Airbus in the small aircraft market
China, which got its own wing, sublimated with C919.
COMAC in the small aircraft market
Setting the standard for small JETs from Brazil
Embraer in the small aircraft market
CRJ Support business acquired by MHI
MHI RJ in the small aircraft market
Oligopoly of the two major U.S. and European manufacturers and convergence to a seat capacity of around 350 and a range of 7,500 nm
Wide-body passenger aircraft power structure
Increasing demand for 200-seat class large-size products reflecting the profit maximization orientation.
Narrow-body passenger aircraft power structure
ATR’s one-strong state and its decision to develop technology beyond it.
Turboprop Passenger Plane Force
A collection of knowledge to learn more about the world’s airliners.
The Changing World of Cargo Aircraft in Response to Market Demands
Meaning of the letters in the Boeing model name
Narrow body with long range
Airbus Type x Installed Engine Comparison Table
Bombardier pioneered the regional jet market
Passenger planes whose dreams were interrupted
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