FAQ.

We anticipate publishing Volume I in summer 2024.

Volume I features eleven articles, full details of which - including a preview of the first two pages of several features - will be published on 18 April. Included are interviews with prominent names from within the aviation world, including John Romain, Charlie Brown, Nick Grey, Pete Kynsey and Mikael Carlson. Volume I also features the first part of our landmark five-part Mark Hanna series; people asked us to put this into print, and we listened! The vast majority of articles in Volume I are new and exclusive to the magazine, plus a couple of our popular digital Echo articles updated with unseen written and photographic content and reproduced in print.

First off - we aren't looking to compete with established magazines. They each offer something completely different to the Echo. Our magazine will bring a different visual sheen to historic aviation. The whole product has the look and feel of an high end journal - a 'coffee table magazine', if you will.

This largely depends on how commercially successful Volume I is. Realistically, it will probably be every six months. We have, however, mapped out articles for several editions and are actively working on Volume II already.

No - it will be dedicated exclusively to historic aviation preservation. Other publications, both print and digital, cover these areas very well and we don't feel it fits with the magazine's ethos.

Volume I is still a work in progress, but we are expecting it to be upwards of 200 pages - more than double the length of many mainstream aviation magazines.

Pricing will be announced on 18 April, but expect a retail price similar to other premium magazines.

The Vintage Aviation Echo will be available via a new online shop, and through a limited number of stockists to be announced at a later date. We are testing the market with a new, independently-launched product and are therefore adopting a cautious commercial approach to ensure the magazine's longevity.

No. The Vintage Aviation Echo is designed to be enjoyed the way magazines were intended to be read. We want our readers to relax and embrace their desire for something tangible - to be able to sit and immerse themselves in an exquisitely designed and printed journal, free from the white noise and distractions of digital media.

Yes - details of online pre-orders will be available from 18 April.

For the time being, the website will remain in place for visitors to read the extant articles, albeit we will not be publishing any new feature content digitally. We reserve the right to remove, without warning, any content which appears on either this, or our sister website.