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International Air Affairs Magazine caters to a discerning target readership creating an effective and unique market disposition for likeminded advertisers.
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The success of the Aviation, Aerospace and Defence industries depends on our focus areas of wellness, safety, education and training. Our aim is to delve a little deeper, enabling readers to make better choices, avoid pitfalls and maximise success.

Our approach is unique in the sense of providing a platform for top subject-matter experts. The various discourses will no doubt enrich the lives of readers, stake-holders and participants.

"SUCCESS COMES WITH HARD WORK, DEDICATION AND SMART CHOICES."

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As a non-political medium, International Air Affairs and JCL Publications (Pty) Ltd refrain from criticism of the affairs and policies of any state, government, or institution. Collaborators adhere to the same code of ethics. Our editorial approach is educational, caring, and informative affording subject-matter experts a platform from which innovative thinking can help improve lives in aviation, aerospace and defence. We cater to a discerning target readership, creating an effective and unique market disposition for like-minded advertisers. As the aviation sector adds approximately a thirteenfold increase in jobs per pilot, of which there are an estimated 32 500 licence holders in Southern Africa alone, we cater for this sector too. We recognize the importance of a country arming itself to pre-serve the peace, freedom and security we all deserve. As aviation and armament have always been linked, we deem it relevant to present the latest developments and innovations to readers.

Latest Edition

We are proud to be participating as an exhibitor and a media partner in the Africa Aerospace & Defence (AAD) 2024 Airshow and Expo for the first time. Amid all that has been happening militarily in the world in places like Israel, the Middle East, the Sudan, the Ukraine and other hot spots around the globe there can be no more a significant event in Africa.

The exhibitors will not only be representing their countries as flag bearers, but flexing their muscles. It is therefor a glimmer of hope that 13,000 of the expected 60,000 day visitors are career seekers, which is what the military and aviation industries should focus on whether in times of war or peace. It is also a time for reaching out and fostering friendships, as whatever happens in the foreseeable future, no-one can survive let alone flourish without friends.

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