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Our #wheresstefan competition on Twitter is well underway with three events in different cities down and more to come. Correct guesses win a Stefan t-shirt so follow our elusive friend (twitter.com/stefanthepilot).

Last week Willie Walsh announced proposals to cut airline emissions by half the 2005 level by 2050.

Users on AirSpace are discussing this and some say they've heard all this before. One user suggests airlines "don't expand, and use hydrogen", another says: " aviation should have been included in Kyoto but it is one polluter among many."

A flying programme to celebrate Birmingham International's 70th anniversary included an autogyro, a military air display and a large number of civil aircraft including an imperial Hercules and an Emirates A380 see more of the event on AirSpace.

You can now buy photos and reprints from Flightglobal's unique 100-year image archive. The Flightglobal Image Store features thousands of historical and modern images, including our extensive technical cutaway drawings and they're available any way you want them, from canvas or jigsaws.

• Week on the Web is also available as an audio podcast on AirSpace and iTunes. 

So many questions arise from a video on the Flight Blog about a low flying fighter jet flying over a man who doesn't seem at all bothered and gives a thumbs up. It can't be real. Can it?

He remains on his feet despite the jet blast. Some say the aircraft's a Mirage, others say a Harrier, and a Super Hornet is another suggestion. Let us know your thoughts.

A Handley Page Victor bomber aptly nicknamed "Teasin' Tina" gave shocked onlookers more than they bargained for when it accidently took off during the Cold War Jets day at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome.

The Cold War bomber apparently took off as the co-pilot (who was an engineer and not a pilot, cue the "engineers can never be pilots" jokes) accidently hit the throttle when the aircraft was meant to just taxi down the runway for a photo shoot. See footage of the takeoff.

The Flightglobal Image Store launched last week features thousands of historical and modern images, including our extensive technical cutaway drawings with options for potential shoppers to purchase images in their preferred format and style, whether it's on canvas, framed or even as a jigsaw.

Don't forget to follow Stefan on Twitter... He's going to be busy over the next few months. Why not guess where he is from the clues he tweets on his travels. Use the hash tag #wheresstefan and tell him which event he's at and in which city and you could win yourself a limited edition Stefan t-shirt.

• Week on the Web is also available as an audio podcast on AirSpace and iTunes. 

Just a quick note for all you Flightglobal shopaholics who have been frustrated by our hitherto xenophobic attitudes towards e-commerce.

The Flightglobal Shop now features a multi currency option allowing shoppers to choose between Pounds Sterling, Euros and US Dollars.

Hopefully that should make the shopping experience slightly more usable for our international audience, although whether we'll ever manage to cater for the 220+ different nationalities that visit Flightglobal remains to be seen! If nothing else it would make the drop down option a tad long.

A reminder that the Flightglobal Shop currently stocks a variety of Directories, Reports, DVDs and merchandise, but we're adding more and more products every week.

Last week we finally got our new look Flightglobal shop up and running.

And with it comes a much improved user interface for our electronic transactional endeavours.

Flight produces a wealth of material that helps inform various business and organisations and allow them to make effective decisions in a competitive marketplace.

So now we're pleased to have a decent shop for those of you that need to buy a copy of JP Fleets, a business jet handbook or one of Flight Insight's high value reports.

But the fun doesn't stop there. We've also got DVDs, AirSpace t-shirts, caps and laptop bags so our members can kit themselves out.

And in the coming months we'll be adding a selection of cutaway posters and other merchandise - all in time for Christmas. So if you son, dad or colleague is an aviation nut and you're stuck for gift ideas then we might be able to help you out.