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Japan Airlines Orders 42 Aircraft from Boeing and Airbus
Japan Airlines has placed an order for 42 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, which includes the Airbus A350-900, Airbus A321neo, and Boeing 787-9 models. This order represents the airline’s first purchase of a non-Boeing narrowbody aircraft. The distribution of the order consists of 32 Airbus and 10 Boeing aircraft, with-
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FAA Says that Boeing Must Resolve Quality Issues Before Increasing 737 MAX Production Rate
Mike Whitaker, the adminstrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has made it clear that Boeing cannot ramp up its production of the Boeing 737 MAX until it addresses the quality issues identified by the regulator. Whitaker emphasized the importance of maintaining Boeing’s quality standards in a conversation with Reuters.-
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C-17 Globemaster III Overview
As you are looking out your window from your 30-story hotel room, a ginormous military aircraft flies 100 feet from you, passing in between skyscrapers. As you watch it soar by, you cannot help but think how spectacular the sight of this aircraft is. This may sound like a line-
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What Are the Quietest Seats on a Plane?
Air travel can often overwhelm the senses, with bustling airports and the noise from numerous passengers onboard. For individuals seeking to sleep, work, or simply unwind in tranquility, knowing the quietest seats on a plane is crucial. This involves considering seat placement and the type of aircraft. In most modern-
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Korean Air to Build Asia’s Largest Engine Maintenance Facility
Engine problems have significantly impacted numerous airlines in the past five years, especially those that were early adopters of next-generation aircraft like the Boeing 787 and 737 or the Airbus A320neo Family. The introduction of new technology engines has faced challenges, leading to hundreds of aircraft being grounded due to-
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4 Outstanding Airlines in the United States (March 2024)
Choosing the airline to fly on is one of the hardest decisions to make while planning a trip. If you agree, then that means that you have made it to the best place. In this article, we will go over four airlines in the United States (Alaska Airlines, Southwest Airlines,-
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Celebrating Female Aviators on International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day, observed annually on March 8th, offers a moment to honor the remarkable contributions of women across various sectors, including the historically male-dominated field of aviation. This day underscores the importance of gender equality and recognizes the pioneering women who have navigated the skies, defying societal expectations and-
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United Boeing 737-8 MAX Suffered a Main Gear Collapse During Landing at Houston
A runway incident involving a United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 occurred at Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport today. According to the latest updates from the airport, the aircraft veered off the taxiway, contradicting initial speculation of a gear collapse. This incident took place shortly after it was reported that-
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Boeing 757 and Airbus A321…Which is Better?
The Boeing 757 and Airbus A321 are similar aircraft, but which one is the superior choice for airlines and freight operators? Let’s find out in this article. Variants First, let’s start out with the variants. The B757 has two main variants: The 757-200 and the 757-300. There are also cargo-
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Ethiopian Airlines Signs Deal for Up to 20 Boeing 777-9 Aircraft
Ethiopian Airlines, the leading airline in Africa, has finalized a landmark agreement with Boeing to acquire as many as 20 777-9 airplanes. This arrangement positions Ethiopian Airlines as the inaugural customer for the 777X series on the African continent. In a move to augment its fleet with Boeing’s most advanced-
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American Airlines Orders Major Orders with Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer
American Airlines, currently holding the title for the largest fleet size worldwide, is set to expand further. The airline has placed an order for 260 new aircraft, with additional options and purchase rights for 193 more planes. In the previous year, the airline incorporated 31 new aircraft into its mainline-
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Emirates CEO Indicates Boeing 777X Deliveries May Be Postponed Until 2026
Tim Clark, President of Emirates, has indicated a further delay in the airline receiving its first Boeing 777X aircraft, now potentially postponed to 2026. Originally set to commence service in 2020, this announcement marks another setback. Speaking at an Aviation Club event in London, Clark suggested that the delivery might-
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IATA Proclaims 2023 as the ‘Safest Year in Aviation’
On February 28, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) unveiled its 2023 Annual Safety Report, proclaiming that 2023 was the safest year in aviation. The report documented 37 million flight operations over the past year, encompassing both jet-powered aircraft and turboprops, marking a 17% rise from 2022. This growth signals-
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Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)
In the realm of aviation safety, the Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) stands as a pivotal technology, playing a crucial role in preventing mid-air collisions between aircraft. Since its introduction, TCAS has become an indispensable tool for pilots and air traffic controllers, significantly reducing the risk of accidents in congested-
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Zayed International Airport, the New Name of the Abu Dhabi Airport
On 9 February 2024, the Abu Dhabi Airport was officially named the Zayed International Airport. Abu Dhabi Airport is the second busiest airport in the UAE after the Dubai International Airport. Last year, President Sheikh Mohamed announced the intention of changing the name of the Abu Dhabi Airport to Zayed-
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Breaking: NTSB Confirms the Missing of Four Bolts from Door Plug on Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has concluded that four bolts, which were meant to secure a door plug on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9, were indeed missing. The agency issued its preliminary findings regarding the door blowout incident that occurred on January 5th. During the flight, designated-
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Air France Flight 296: The Demonstration flight that Turned Into a Disaster!
On June 26, 1988, Air France Flight 296, a demonstration flight of the Airbus A320, ended in disaster at the Mulhouse-Habsheim Airport in France. This incident serves as a somber reminder of the risks involved in aviation and the importance of thorough safety protocols. Purpose of the demonstration and accident-
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Will Airbus Make an A380neo?
Introduced in 2007, the Airbus A380 was initially hailed as a groundbreaking aircraft for the long-haul sector, offering unmatched capacity due to its double-decker configuration. So, as with many other aircraft types, will Airbus make another version of the a380, like an a380neo or a380plus? However, the relevance of the-
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How Much Could a Jet Engine Cost?
Jet engines rank among the most intricate creations in engineering, incorporating advanced materials, solid engineering principles, and meticulous manufacturing processes. The dedication to research, development, mass production, and rigorous testing of these engines is considerable. In this article, we will discuss how much could a jet engine cost. Commercial jet-
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Pakistan Finalizes Strategy to Sell Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)
Pakistan is moving forward with plans to sell its flagship carrier, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), as a key component of a wider strategy to reform its economically distressed state-owned enterprises. This decision aligns with the requirements of an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a $3 billion financial-
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Southwest Airlines Announces Comprehensive Cabin Redesign and New Uniform Initiative
Southwest Airlines has unveiled plans for a comprehensive cabin redesign featuring modernized seats and an updated uniform for its employees. In its quest for a revamped cabin, Southwest Airlines collaborated with Tangerine, a firm specializing in transportation design. The redesign effort was informed by thorough research into customer and employee-
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Global Airlines Acquires First Airbus A380
Global Airlines has officially acquired its first aircraft. The A380, identified by Manufacturer’s Serial Number (MSN) 120, was registered in Malta today, bearing the registration 9H-GLOBL. Despite facing significant skepticism over its strategy to operate the Airbus A380 and its aggressive launch schedule, Global Airlines has demonstrated a concrete advancement-
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EgyptAir Sells Its Airbus A220 Fleet
EgyptAir is selling its entire fleet of 12 Airbus A220-300 aircraft to the aircraft leasing company Azorra. As EgyptAir holds full ownership of these aircraft, the sale is expected to significantly augment its financial reserves. The airline’s Airbus A220-300 fleet is notably modern, with ch-aviation statistics indicating an average age-
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Why “Delta Air Lines” Not “Delta Airlines”?
Have you ever noticed that Delta Air Lines, one of the major airlines of the United States, is spelled as three separate words; “Delta”, “Air” and “Lines”? Indeed, the name “Delta Air Lines,” spelled as three separate words, has an interesting historical and branding significance. This naming convention has its-
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Alaska Airlines Resumes Operations with Boeing 737 MAX 9 Aircraft
Alaska Airlines has recommenced operations with its Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft, following a three-week suspension due to a door plug detachment incident on one of its planes over Portland. The airline’s inaugural MAX 9 flight post-grounding departed from Seattle, heading to San Diego on Friday afternoon. The airline has-
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Ilyushin Il-76 Russian Aircraft Crashed Near Ukraine Border
An Ilyushin Il-76 aircraft from Russia crashed in the Belgorod Oblast, adjacent to three Ukrainian Oblasts: Luhansk, Kharkiv, and Sumy. Reports from local media indicate that the crash occurred around 11:00 local time (UTC +3), with multiple videos recording the moment the Il-76 hit the ground. The aircraft was transporting-
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FAA Recommends Airlines to Perform Door Plug Inspections on Boeing 737-900ER Aircraft
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) advised airlines operating the Boeing 737-900ER late on Sunday to conduct visual inspections of the door plugs on the mid-exits of this variant. This recommendation follows the recent incident involving an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9, which resulted in the grounding of over 170-
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Air France A350 Tail Strike During Landing at Toronto
On January 21, 2024, an Air France Airbus A350 experienced a tail strike while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Operating flight AF356 from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), the Airbus A350-900 encountered the incident during its landing phase. As it approached Runway 24L, the aircraft bounced upon-
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Emirates Flight 407: The Miraculous Escape from Disaster – A Tale of Vigilance and Lessons Learned.
In the quiet hours approaching midnight on March 20, 2009, Emirates Flight 407, a fully loaded Airbus A340, began its take-off from Melbourne Airport bound for Dubai. The routine departure soon turned into a heart-stopping ordeal as the aircraft, carrying nearly 300 passengers and crew, struggled to ascend into the-
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Revolutionizing Skies: Unveiling the Exciting Breakthroughs at Wings India 2024
As Wings India 2024 concludes we bring you in this article the most highlights of the event, and this includes the debut of Air India’s A350 and Boeing’s 777 X in India. So let’s delve into the details. High Flying Extravaganza: Partner States and Spectacular Displays at Wings India 2024.-
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The Airbus’ ZEROe Project: Everything You Need to Know
Following the recent achievement in validating the hydrogen fuel cell system, named the ‘iron pad,’ Airbus plans to implement this fuel cell propulsion system on its ZEROe test aircraft, an Airbus A380 with the registration F-WWOW. This in-flight testing is scheduled for 2026. In June 2023, Airbus’ team accomplished a-
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Air Belgium is Retiring Airbus A330neo Fleet Due to Engine Problems
Belgian news outlets today reported that Air Belgium is set to retire its two A330neo aircraft, attributing the decision to persistent engine problems and unproductive negotiations with Airbus, the aircraft manufacturer. The financially troubled Air Belgium has recently been in the news in Belgium following a local court’s decision to-
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EgyptAir Not Among the Top 100 Airlines Globally and Egyptian Parliament Calls for a Restructure
Egypt’s Tourism and Civil Aviation Committee in the House of Representatives has urged for a reorganization of the national airline, Egyptair. The recommendation follows the airline’s failure to be ranked among the top 100 airlines globally and the top 10 in the Arab region in 2023. During a meeting on-
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Scotland Authorities Arrest United Airlines Pilot for Carrying a Taser in Luggage
At approximately 09:00 local time on January 20, 2024, an incident involving a United Airlines pilot occurred at Edinburgh Airport (EDI) as the pilot was arrested after security personnel reportedly found a Taser in his checked luggage. This incident took place at a security checkpoint while the pilot was preparing-
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How Much Does a Flight Attendant Make a Year?
The aviation industry, a dynamic and ever-evolving sector, offers a range of career opportunities. Among these, the role of a flight attendant stands out for its unique blend of customer service and safety responsibilities. A key question that often arises for individuals considering this career path is: How much does-
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Breaking: JetBlue and Spirit Airlines File an Appeal Against Merger Decision
In a recent development, JetBlue and Spirit Airlines escalated their merger conflict by jointly submitting an appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. This action follows a federal judge’s decision to block their planned merger, aligning with the U.S. Justice Department’s stance that the merger could-
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Atlas Air Boeing 747 Makes an Emergency Landing Due to Engine Fire
An incident involving an Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F, identified as N859GT, necessitated its return to Miami International Airport (MIA) shortly after takeoff. Social media videos showed the aircraft’s engine emitting flames, a sign of a compressor stall/surge. This cargo flight, under the call sign 5Y 95, was en route from-
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US Federal Judge Blocks JetBlue and Spirit Merger
A US federal judge has ruled against the proposed merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines, marking a win for the Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ had opposed the merger, arguing it would lead to increased airfares. Announced in July 2022, this merger was scrutinized after Frontier Airlines expressed interest-
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Emirates to Hire 5,000 Cabin Crew this Year
Emirates plans to hire 5,000 more cabin crew members this year to accommodate its expanding fleet. In the previous year, over 8,000 cabin crew were added as the airline recovered impressively from the pandemic, raising its total cabin crew count to approximately 21,500. The airline’s new hiring initiative includes hosting-
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Is It Possible for Civilians to Own Fighter Jets?
The idea of civilians owning fighter jets may seem like an imaginative concept from a movie. However, it is a real possibility, albeit challenging and costly. This article delves into this fascinating topic, exploring the ethical considerations, procedures, and consequences of civilians having fighter jets. Seriously… Is it possible? In-
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