Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service

Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service provides detailed insights into civil and military air platforms currently in service and out of full production around the world, enabling A&D businesses to identify revenue opportunities through maintenance, retrofit and upgrade programs, and supporting military and security organizations by delivering reliable open-source intelligence on existing global offensive and defensive airborne capabilities.

Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service will help you to:

• Identify, recognize and compare aircraft in service
• Evaluate aero industry competitors, potential business partners and acquisition targets
• Identify upgrade and technology insertion opportunities in the global aerospace market
• Assess the state of current air platform technologies and capabilities
• Accurately model current and emerging air threat scenarios

Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service is available in three formats:

• Online
• Full-color yearbook
• Offline
  • Intraspex (CD-ROM)
  • IHS Jane's Data Services (XML data)

The online format of Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service provides you with additional benefits not available within the yearbook, including:

• Regular updates
• Powerful search capabilities
• Additional photographs and diagrams
• Comprehensive archive
• Upgrade program spreadsheets (updated quarterly)

Jamie Hunter
Jamie was awarded an RAF flying scholarship in 1990 following Officer and Aircrew Selection (OASC) and was initially trained to fly in Cessna 152s. Since then he has worked with many world air forces and manufacturers, significantly in the UK, Europe and North America where he has flown in aircraft types, including Eurofighter Typhoon, Tornado GR. Mk 4, F-15E Strike Eagle, F-16B/D Fighting Falcon and F/A-18F Super Hornet.

Jamie writes and photographs for a wide variety of leading aerospace publishers and has worked for IHS Jane's as a consultant since the mid-1990s. In 2001, Jamie was appointed Editor of Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service (then Jane's Aircraft Upgrades). He also maintains the aircraft upgrade analysis spreadsheet for the online service, which covers the global upgrade industry. In 2004, Jamie was appointed Editor of Jane's Defence Procurement – Military Aircraft.

Containing profiles of more than 600 civil and military aircraft in service globally, Jane's All the World's Aircraft: In Service delivers detailed technical, program and upgrade information, as well as photographs, three-views and diagrams.

• Aircraft type, versions and variants
• Design features, including systems and avionics
• Implemented and planned upgrades
• Upgrade analysis spreadsheets
• Retrofit packages
• Operators
• Contractors