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The Twin Otter’s Majestic Return: An Unveiling at the Paris Air Show

The ongoing Paris Air Show, an event adorned with innovations and groundbreaking announcements, was the perfect stage for De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited, an esteemed Canadian aircraft manufacturer, to drop a thrilling revelation. The name that stands out in their vast portfolio is the DHC-6 Twin Otter, a renowned utility workhorse known for its […]

IndiGo Places Record Order for 500 A320 Family Aircraft at Paris Air Show

In a historic move at the Paris Air Show 2023, IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has confirmed an order for 500 A320 Family aircraft. This record-breaking single purchase agreement takes IndiGo’s total order with Airbus to 1,330, making it the world’s biggest A320 Family customer. The Historic Order IndiGo The monumental purchase agreement […]

Paris Airshow: flynas Expands Fleet with 30 More A320neo Family Aircraft

In a significant development announced at the Paris Airshow, Saudi Arabia’s flynas, a leading low-cost airline in the Middle East, has firmed up an order with Airbus for 30 new A320neo Family aircraft. This move takes the airline’s total order with Airbus to 120 A320neo aircraft, including 10 A321XRLs, underscoring its ambitious plans for expansion. […]

Emirates Airline Chief Advocates for Airbus A380neo

The aviation industry is always evolving, and Emirates Airline is at the forefront of this change. Sir Tim Clark, the chief of Emirates Airline, has reiterated his call for Airbus to develop a re-engined A380neo. He believes that the addition of a next-generation powerplant could deliver fuel-burn savings of up to 25%. The Need for […]

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Boeing’s Outlook: The Future of Commercial Aviation Requires 42,600 New Airplanes Over the Next 20 Years

The aviation industry is on the precipice of significant evolution, forecasting a future shaped by innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. This article, deriving insights from the 2023 Commercial Market Outlook by Boeing, ventures into the future of commercial aviation, providing a glimpse into global air traffic and airplane demand trends. Airline and Network Trends: Steering the […]

Airbus Secures 70 New Orders Ahead of Paris Air Show

In the high-stakes world of aerospace, the Paris Air Show is the stage where giants flex their muscles. As the world’s largest and most influential aerospace event prepares to return after a four-year hiatus, Airbus SE is already stealing the spotlight. The company has announced a significant boost to its order book with 70 new […]

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Unveiling the Qantas A350 Cabin Design for Project Sunrise Flights

Imagine boarding a flight in Australia and stepping off the plane in New York or London without having experienced a single layover. This dream is about to become a reality with Qantas’s Project Sunrise flights. The cornerstone of this groundbreaking initiative is the Qantas A350, a purpose-built aircraft designed to redefine the long-haul travel experience. […]

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Decade of Airbus A350: Marking the Journey Since Its Maiden Flight

Ten years ago, the Airbus A350 embarked on its maiden flight, signaling a new era in the aviation industry. This monumental event took place on June 14, 2013, and marked the beginning of a game-changing journey that has continued to impact global aviation to this day. 🎉🛫 Celebrating a decade of the #AirbusA350, we’re giving […]

Riyadh Air: Saudi Arabia’s Newest Airline in the Saudi’s Sky for the First Time

Yesterday marked a historic day for Saudi Arabia as thousands of residents and visitors witnessed the inaugural flight of Riyadh Air, the nation’s newest airline. With its striking purple hue, Riyadh Air represents yet another monumental project in the rapidly advancing travel and tourism sector of the kingdom. A New Chapter in Global Aviation Riyadh […]

Egypt to Launch 1st Egypt Air Show in May 2024

In collaboration with Arabian World Events (AWE), the Assist Agency organized a global press conference to announce the inaugural Egypt Air Show 2024. The event is slated to occur in May 2024 at Al Alamein International Airport, backed by the Egyptian Armed Forces and Air Forces. The conference attracted an array of public figures, media […]

Sources: British Airways Former BOAC 747 Will Be Scrapped

The iconic British Airways Boeing 747, adorned in the retro BOAC 747 livery, is regrettably destined for dismantling due to insufficient funds allocated for the aircraft’s preservation. This particular jet, identified as G-BYGC, holds historical significance, as it was the final 747 to take to the skies on December 11, 2020, before its subsequent storage […]

Ethiopian Airlines Group’s Road to Recovery and Expansion

CEO Mesfin Tasew of the Ethiopian Airlines Group confirmed that the company has fully returned to pre-pandemic operational levels. He further outlined plans to expand the airline’s fleet and network map, illustrating the robust ambition of the carrier. “We’re currently operating around 140 aircraft, but this number continuously varies. By 2035, we forecast 271 aircraft […]

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Air India’s First International Journey: A Look Back at The Historic Flight 75 Years Ago

Today marks the 75th anniversary of an iconic event, Air India’s first international journey. A Lockheed Constellation L-749A, aptly named the ‘Malabar Princess,’ ventured on its maiden international voyage. The flight, commanded by Captain KR Gujdar, originated from Mumbai and touched down in London. Departing just past 11:00 pm local time on June 8, 1948, […]

INCIDENT: Two Airbus A330s Collide on Ground at Tokyo Haneda Airport

On a fateful day at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, a serious incident occurred involving two Airbus A330 passenger jets. The Japanese transport ministry reported that the Thai Airways Airbus A330-300 (registration HS-TEO) and Eva Air Airbus A330-300 (registration B-16340) collided near a taxiway. The mishap took place as Thai flight #TG683, en route to Bangkok, taxied […]

Stockport Air Disaster: A Tragic Incident in UK Aviation History

In the late 60s, the UK witnessed a devastating aviation accident involving a British Midland Airways’ Canadair C-4 Argonaut aircraft. Although nearly six decades have passed, the tragedy remains etched in the annals of UK aviation history. This article aims to shed light on the incident that has since become known as the Stockport Air […]

IATA’s Alarm: Airline Profit Margins Remain Alarmingly Thin

IATA’s Director General, Willie Walsh, recently gave a wake-up call to the aviation industry about the precarious state of airline profit margins. His revelations were part of a broader discussion at IATA’s 79th Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit, held in Istanbul, Türkiye. The Current Profit Situation This year, the aviation industry anticipates […]

Riyadh Air Reveals New Livery and Receives IATA Code RX

Saudi Arabia’s newest airline, Riyadh Air, continues to make significant strides since its launch. Not only has the airline been assigned the Airline Designator Code RX by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), marking its official engagement with the global airline community, but it has also recently unveiled the first of its two livery designs. […]

Air Algérie Airbus Order: A330-900s and A350-1000s Join the Fleet

In a substantial stride forward, Air Algérie, Algeria’s flagship airline, recently confirmed an Airbus order for seven widebody aircraft. This move not only underscores its deep-rooted association with Airbus but also paves the way for its ambitious commercial growth. A330neo and A350-1000: Powering Air Algérie’s Airbus Order Central to Air Algérie’s Airbus order are the […]

China’s C919 Makes Its First Commercial Flight

China’s aviation industry reached a significant milestone as the country’s first domestically produced passenger jet, the C919, embarked on its inaugural commercial flight. The momentous event was captured by state TV, showcasing the C919 soaring into the skies above Shanghai and making its way to the capital city of Beijing. This moment marks a crucial […]

Boeing Plane Numbering: Why Do Boeing Plane Models Start and End With the Number 7

Have you ever wondered why Boeing plane models follow a unique numbering convention? From the iconic 707 to the modern 787 Dreamliner, these aircraft names start and end with the number 7. In this article, we’ll delve into the fascinating world of Boeing’s plane numbering system, exploring the reasons behind this distinctive pattern and uncovering […]

Crucial Factors Affecting Aircraft Takeoff Distance and What Pilots Can Do About It

The adrenaline rush that accompanies the surge of power felt during an airplane’s takeoff is a captivating experience. However, the complexities of aircraft takeoff extend far beyond this initial thrill, deeply rooted in intricate maneuvering and meticulous calculations. This process, primarily defined in terms of Takeoff Distance (TOD), involves two main segments – the ground […]

Turkish Airlines Gears Up for Massive 600 Aircraft Order Announcement

Turkish Airlines teases a gargantuan order of 600 aircraft. The first part of this deal will be announced at the forthcoming IATA AGM in Istanbul, 4-6 June. Professor Doctor Ahmed Bolat, the airline’s Chairman, shared some details at the airline’s new menu reveal event a couple of days ago. Turkish Airlines’ Massive Order Announcement In […]

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SAUDIA and Kuwait Airways Announce Codeshare Agreement

Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA), the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait Airways, the national carrier of the State of Kuwait, have announced a codeshare agreement. This SAUDIA Kuwait Airways codeshare agreement marks a significant step towards enhanced connections and convenience for guests of both airlines. Details of the SAUDIA Kuwait Airways Codeshare Agreement […]

Video: Cargolux Boeing 747 Loses Part of Landing Gear During Emergency Landing

In a notable incident at Luxembourg Airport, a Boeing 747-400 cargo plane from Cargolux lost a part of its main landing gear during an emergency landing on Sunday evening. The aircraft, registered as LX-OCV, took off from Luxembourg airport bound for Chicago ORD. However, the pilots soon reported a malfunction. The aircraft then climbed to […]

Qatar Airways Welcomes First New Airbus A350 After Long Wait

Qatar Airways is now home to its first new Airbus A350 aircraft in nearly two and a half years. A brand-new A350-1000 flew from Toulouse to Doha on May 12th. This significant event marks a milestone for the airline. The A7-ANT registered plane, the 20th A350-1000, brings the total count of A350s in Qatar Airways’ […]

Emirates Records Highest Profit in History

In a stunning display of resilience, Emirates Airlines has not just recovered from the pandemic, but soared to new heights. The company has announced a record-breaking profit of AED 10.6 billion ($2.9 billion) for the financial year ending March 31st, 2023, making it the most profitable year in its history. This achievement stands as a […]

Philippine Airlines Reinforces Long-Haul Fleet with Airbus A350-1000

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has taken a major step forward. The carrier recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus. This agreement covers the purchase of nine A350-1000s. Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-1000 is a part of PAL’s Ultra Long Haul Fleet project. Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-1000: Taking Non-Stop Services to New Heights The A350-1000 is […]

Emirates SkyCargo Strengthens Fleet with Boeing 747-400 Freighters

In a strategic move, Emirates SkyCargo bolsters its fleet by leasing two Boeing 747-400 freighters. This step is part of the larger plan to amplify the SkyCargo division’s capacity and set unique precedence by being an operator of both the 747 and the Airbus A380. Boeing 747-400 Freighters: The Pillar of Resilience Despite the evolution […]

EgyptAir Celebrates 91 Years of Service: A Look Back at Its History, Achievements, and Future

EgyptAir, the national flag carrier of Egypt, Celebrates 91 Years of Service, marking nearly a century of service in the aviation industry. As one of the world’s oldest airlines, the seventh carrier globally, EgyptAir has an impressive history and has experienced numerous significant events throughout its existence. In this article, we’ll explore some facts about […]

Double Trouble: Ground Collision Incidents at Chinese Airports Raise Alarm

On the same day in China, two separate ground collision incidents took place, raising concerns about the safety of ground operations at airports. A passenger shuttle bus crashed through a glass wall at Xiamen Airport, while a tow truck collided with an Airbus A320 at Shanghai Pudong Airport. Let’s examine these incidents and discuss their […]

Emirates and Etihad Airways Sign Historic Interline Agreement

The United Arab Emirates witnessed a groundbreaking moment in aviation as its two main airlines, Dubai-based Emirates and Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways, signed a memorandum of understanding for a proposed interline agreement. This unprecedented cooperation between the carriers is set to enhance UAE tourism and offer passengers more options and flexibility. Emirates and Etihad Airways […]

Airbus A350 Freighter Delivery Delayed to Early 2026

The aviation industry has been eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Airbus A350 freighter, a state-of-the-art aircraft designed to revolutionize cargo transportation. However, Airbus recently announced a delay in the A350F’s entry-to-service, pushing it from late 2025 to early 2026. This news comes amid a challenging first quarter for the company, raising questions about the […]

Ethiopian Aviation University Begins Aircraft Component Production

Ethiopian Airlines Group is taking African aviation to new heights by venturing into aircraft component production and expanding its education arm, Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU). With over 65 years of experience in training pilots, cabin crew, and technicians, the group aims to transform the future of aviation education in Africa and beyond. In this article, […]

Boeing Expands ecoDemonstrator Program with “Explorer” Aircraft

Boeing is taking a bold step forward in the realm of sustainability and safety by expanding its ecoDemonstrator flight-test program. With the addition of Explorer airplanes and a 2023 plan to assess 19 technologies on the Boeing 777 ecoDemonstrator, the company aims to further accelerate innovation for a more sustainable future in aviation. The First […]

Why the Airbus A380 Only Utilizes Reverse Thrust on Its Inner Engines

The Airbus A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft, is a marvel of engineering. You might assume that such a massive plane requires reverse thrust on all four engines to help it stop after landing. Surprisingly, the A380 is equipped with reverse thrust on only its two inner engines. In this article, we’ll explore the reasoning […]

Flydubai Boeing 737-800 Encounters Engine Fire Following Bird Strike

A flydubai Boeing 737-800 experienced an engine fire shortly after taking off from Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) in Kathmandu, Nepal. The incident was caused by a bird strike. The aircraft, operating under flight number FZ576, was en route to Dubai International Airport (DXB) in the United Arab Emirates. Bird Strike and Engine Fire Flight FZ576 […]

Boeing Dreamlifter: A Masterpiece of Ingenuity and Function

The Boeing Dreamlifter is a marvel of aviation engineering, specifically designed to transport large cargo, such as aircraft parts. This modified Boeing 747 has impressive specs, unique features, and is an essential component of Boeing’s aircraft manufacturing process. In this detailed article, we will explore the Dreamlifter’s capabilities and compare it to its European counterpart, […]

American Airlines Boeing 737 Suffers Engine Flameout After Hitting Flock of Geese

An American Airlines Boeing 737 flight experienced a dramatic engine flameout when a flock of geese collided with the aircraft shortly after take-off. The frightening event was captured on video and posted online, showing the aircraft emitting flames before returning to the airport. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Terrifying Moment During Take-off The American Airlines […]

Mexican Government Finalizes Sale of Presidential Boeing 787 to Tajikistan

On Thursday, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that Tajikistan had purchased the presidential jet, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Since taking office, López Obrador has tried to sell the presidential jet, registration XC-MEC or TP-01, which he has called a “pharaonic and indecent aircraft.” Former President Felipe Calderón bought the widebody jet for the […]

Jet Engines: How They Work and Power Modern Aviation?

Jet engines revolutionized air travel over half a century ago, propelling humanity to new heights of speed, efficiency, and accessibility. Understanding the intricate workings of these powerful engines can be a daunting task, but with the right guidance, it becomes an intriguing exploration of modern aviation technology. In this article, we will demystify jet engines […]

Emirates Boosts Flight Frequencies for Eid Travel

As Eid Al Fitr approaches, Emirates boosts flight frequencies to cater to the surge in demand across the GCC and Middle East. With over 110,000 passengers expected and 38 additional flights across six cities, the airline is set to provide a seamless and enjoyable travel experience. Join us as we delve into the festive offerings […]

Boeing 737 MAX Delivery Delays Impact Airlines’ Summer Plans

Boeing 737 MAX faces delivery delays due to a recent production quality issue. These delays affect approximately 45 to 50 MAXs planned for airlines’ summer schedules, impacting customers like Southwest Airlines and Ryanair. The situation emphasizes the need for strict manufacturing processes and regulatory compliance in the aviation industry. Production Flaw and Implications Boeing learned […]

Austrian Airlines Anticipates Arrival of First Boeing 787 Dreamliner in 2024

Austrian Airlines has shared its long-haul fleet modernization plans, which include the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner at the beginning of 2024. This delivery is expected to positively impact the airline’s 2024 summer schedule and enhance passenger comfort. In the coming years, Austrian Airlines will receive a total of 10 Dreamliners, paving the […]

Airbus Warns of A320neo Family Jet Delivery Delays in 2024

Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer, has recently informed its customers about potential delivery delays for their A320neo family jets starting in 2024. This development comes amidst the challenging operating climate in the aviation industry. In this article, we will examine the factors contributing to these delays and the impact on Airbus’ delivery targets and customer […]

Saudia Records 94% Increase in Global Travelers in Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, Saudia reported a 35% increase in the total number of guests across its flight network compared to the same period last year. The airline transported 7 million guests, including 3.2 million domestic guests and 3.8 million international guests. This notable 94% increase reaffirms Saudia’s objective to connect the world […]

Qatar Airways Tailstrike Incident: Airbus A350 Damaged at Islamabad

A recent Qatar Airways tailstrike incident involving an Airbus A350-900 at Islamabad International Airport (ISB) in Pakistan has caused damage to the aircraft’s aft fuselage. The event underscores the importance of safety in the aviation industry and the need for preparedness in handling such occurrences. In this article, we delve into the details of the […]

Court Acquits Air France & Airbus of Manslaughter Charges in AF447 Crash

Air France and Airbus were recently acquitted of charges connected to the tragic Air France Flight AF447 crash in 2009. Although the prosecution found some acts of imprudence by both the manufacturer and the airline, they did not find enough evidence to prove criminal negligence on their part. Background of the Trial The case revolved […]

The Mystery of the Second Antonov An-225: Why Was It Never Completed?

The devastating loss of the first and only operational Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world’s largest aircraft, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has shaken the aviation world. As the aviation community mourns the demise of this unparalleled marvel of engineering, attention turns to the enigmatic second An-225. A partially-constructed behemoth that never took to the […]

Emirates Airbus A380 Returns to Casablanca Airport

The aviation industry continues to rebound as Emirates A380 returns to Casablanca Airport, replacing the daily Boeing 777 service. The iconic superjumbo is back in action, highlighting the resurgence of passenger demand on the popular route between Dubai and Morocco. Learn more about this exciting development and what it means for the aviation industry. A […]

Video: Cargolux Boeing 747 Damaged During Landing at Luxembourg

A Cargolux Boeing 747 freighter experienced a landing incident at Luxembourg Airport, which was caught on video and is now circulating on social media. The aircraft attempted a go-around and managed to land safely moments later, with no reported injuries. The video footage shows the Cargolux Boeing 747 freighter approaching Luxembourg Airport for a landing. […]

Breaking News: Saudia Airlines A330 Damaged in Accident at Khartoum Airport

Last Update: 15 April 15:45 UTC Saudia Airlines has confirmed that one of its A330 aircraft was involved in an accident at Khartoum International Airport on Saturday, April 15. The incident occurred just before the plane was scheduled to take off for Riyadh at 07:30 UTC. Following the accident, all flights to and from Sudan […]

Qatar Airways Welcomes Its First Boeing 737 MAX

Qatar Airways has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX, with the MAX 8 departing Everett Paine Field on April 13th for its ferry service to the airline’s Doha base. The incoming MAX 8s, some of which were initially ordered by Russia’s S7 Airlines, will replace the airline’s older Airbus A320-200s and operate shorter […]

Airbus Struggles in Q1 2023, Deliveries Fall 9% Compared to Last Year

Airbus is off to a challenging start in 2023, with its Q1 aircraft deliveries down 9% compared to the same period last year. Despite setting a goal of 720 aircraft deliveries for the year, Airbus managed to deliver only 127 in the first quarter. The European manufacturer released its March Orders and Deliveries Report, highlighting […]

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Ryanair Boeing 737 Faces Nose Wheel Malfunction During Landing in Dublin

On April 9th, Dublin Airport was put on high alert as a Ryanair Boeing 737 experienced a malfunction in its nose wheel upon landing. The incident affected operations on the airport’s south runway, leading to temporary closures and several flight diversions. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries in connection with the event. Details of the […]

What Happens When a Baby is Born Mid-Flight?

The birth of a child is an extraordinary event, but what if that child is born at an altitude of 35,000 feet in an airplane? These unusual circumstances raise questions about medical requirements, legal implications, and citizenship. Along with these concerns, the widespread myth that babies born on planes receive free flights for life has […]

Boeing Resumes 767 Deliveries After Three-Month Pause

After a brief halt in operations due to quality concerns affecting both commercial and military versions of its widebody aircraft, Boeing resumes 767 deliveries. On April 5, the US manufacturer confirmed that the delivery of the type had resumed, though no further details were provided. FedEx Receives First 767 Delivery Since Pause Cirium fleets data […]

The Process of Attaching Aircraft Engines

The seemingly simple placement of engines in modern aircraft belies the complex engineering and meticulous design that goes into securing these powerful components. While large commercial aircraft commonly have engines mounted in pods beneath the wings, the attachment process is a finely-tuned balance of safety, functionality, and performance. In this article, we delve deeper into […]

Schengen Visa Process Goes Digital: Simplifying Applications for All Nationalities

The European Union (EU) Council recently unveiled significant updates to the Schengen Visa process that will affect applicants of all nationalities. The primary focus of these changes is to digitize the application process, simplifying procedures for applicants and enhancing the security of the Schengen area. A One-Stop Platform for Visa Applications According to SchengenVisaInfo.com, a […]

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Qatar Airways Acquires Boeing 737 MAX 8s Initially Ordered by Russia’s S7

Qatar Airways is preparing to deploy the Boeing 737 MAX 8 for its short-haul operations. The airline is set to receive at least nine MAX 8s initially ordered by Russia’s S7 airline, now rendered undeliverable due to sanctions following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. S7’s Boeing 737 MAX 8s: A Change of Destination Data from Planespotters.net […]

Can a Plane Retract its Landing Gear While Still on the Ground?

The world of aviation is full of fascinating questions that capture the imagination of pilots, engineers, and enthusiasts alike. One such intriguing query is whether an aircraft can retract its landing gear while still on the ground. To answer this question, we’ll take you on a journey through the inner workings of an airplane’s landing […]

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EVA Air Expands Fleet with Five Additional Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners

EVA Air, the Taiwanese airline, recently announced the addition of five Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to its fleet. This move aims to increase the efficiency of the carrier’s operations using widebody aircraft, a decision that industry insiders have anticipated. Repeat Orders Demonstrate Confidence in Dreamliner This latest order for the 787-9 Dreamliner doesn’t come as a […]

The World’s Largest Airports

Air travel has become an indispensable part of modern life, connecting people and businesses from every corner of the globe. As the world’s population and economy continue to grow, so does the need for bigger and more advanced airports to handle the increasing volume of air traffic. In this article, we will take you on […]

The Marvelous Complexity of Jet Engines: How Many Parts Do They Consist Of?

If you’re a frequent flier, you may have looked out the window and marveled at the marvels of modern engineering as your plane soared through the sky. But have you ever stopped to consider just how many parts it takes to power those engines? Jet engines are complex machines, with thousands of parts working together […]

United Airlines and Archer Aviation to Launch First Air Taxi Route in Chicago

United Airlines and Archer Aviation have announced plans to launch Chicago’s first commercial air taxi route. The partnership aims to reduce airport commute time in the city by transporting passengers between Chicago O’Hare airport and the city center in just 10 minutes, as opposed to the current hour-long journey during peak times. The companies plan […]

Riyadh Air and Saudia to Purchase 78 Boeing 787 Dreamliner Aircraft

Riyadh Air and Saudia have recently reached agreements to purchase 78 Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes to support Saudi Arabia’s expanding aviation plans. The order could reach as many as 121 planes with options and constitutes the fifth largest by commercial value in Boeing’s history. The deal between Riyadh Air, Saudia and Boeing is a significant […]

Saudi Arabia Launches New National Airline, “Riyadh Air”

Saudi Arabia has introduced a new national airline named “Riyadh Air” with the aim of competing with other regional transportation and travel hubs. The kingdom’s strategic location between Asia, Africa, and Europe is being leveraged to establish this new airline. The new airline will use Riyadh as its operational hub, linking the Saudi capital to over a […]

EGYPTAIR Welcomes Its First Airbus A321neo to be the First African Operator of the Aircraft

EGYPTAIR has received its first Airbus A321neo aircraft. Aircraft leasing company Aercap has delivered the first Airbus A321neo to EGYPTAIR’s fleet. The flight, operating as MS3211, departed Hamburg Finkenwerder Airport (XFW) on February 27 at 12:05 and arrived at its new home in Egypt at Cairo International Airport (CAI) at 17:09. This marks the initial […]

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Can We Expect to See Another Double-deck Aircraft in the Future?

The double-deck aircraft design is a prominent feature of both the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380, allowing airlines to accommodate premium passengers with maximum comfort or pack in as many as 500 (theoretically up to 800) passengers across two levels. Despite this, neither manufacturer is currently producing super jumbos. Recently, Boeing delivered the final 747, […]

Air India Places Large Orders for Boeing and Airbus Aircraft to Meet Growing Demand

Air India is making a significant investment in response to the increasing demand for mobility in India, driven by the expanding middle class. The airline is placing orders for 470 Boeing and Airbus aircraft, reflecting the growing need for air travel in the country. Air India’s Purchase of 290 Boeing Aircraft Among these orders, Air […]

Airbus Patents Folding Airplane Seats for Increased Flexibility and Cargo Space

Airbus is one of the largest filers of invention patents in the world. Of the hundreds sent to European planer manufacturers each year, one, in particular, caught our eye. It has to do with folding airplane seats, which slide back along the cabin floor to make more room for cargo. This article will discuss Airbus’ […]

Airbus Beluga: A Marvel of Engineering and Design

Airbus Beluga, also known as the “Flying Whale,” is one of the most unique and recognizable aircraft in the world. With its distinctive bulging fuselage and cheerful smile, this airplane has become a symbol of the aviation industry’s innovation and creativity. In this article, we will explore the main features of the Airbus Beluga, its […]

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Firefighting Boeing 737 Crashes in Australia

A Boeing 737-300 firefighting plane crashed in Australia with both pilots surviving and receiving minor injuries. They were transported to the hospital. The crash occurred on Monday, 6th of February around 4:00 PM local time. Coulson Aviation’s N619SW took off from Busselton Airport near Perth at 15:32, FlightRadar24 data shows the plane reached 29,000 feet […]

Magnitude-7.8 Earthquake in Turkey and Syria Causes Devastation and Closure of Airports

On the early hours of Monday, February 6th, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Turkish and Syrian region causing millions of residents to feel its impact. The death toll from the earthquake and subsequent aftershocks is estimated to be over 1,300. The earthquake caused widespread damage to the infrastructure across the region with hundreds of […]

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Qatar Airways and Airbus: Legal Dispute Resolved Amicably

Qatar Airways and Airbus have resolved their legal dispute regarding the paint degradation of the Airbus A350 aircraft. The dispute, which had been ongoing for nearly two years and reached the High Court in London, has come to an amicable settlement. Both parties have released a joint statement regarding the resolution. “Qatar Airways and Airbus […]

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Reuters: Airbus and Qatar Airways Near Agreement in A350 Dispute

Airbus and Qatar Airways are approaching a settlement in their disagreement over the A350 dispute. Despite months of public disagreement, it’s uncertain if an agreement will be reached as previous efforts to avoid a London trial have failed. However, two people with knowledge of the situation reported to Reuters, that negotiations have picked up the pace, and […]

Bonza Launches its Inaugural Flight

Australia’s newest low-cost airline, Bonza, has taken flight for the first time, with a mission to make travel accessible to all. From its innovative approach to ticket purchasing to its eco-friendly efforts, Bonza is shaking up the aviation industry in Australia. The new airline launched with a flight from Maroochydore Airport (MCY) on the Sunshine […]

Saudi Arabia Launches Stopover Visas for All Passengers on Flynas and Saudia Flights

Saudi Arabia now offers stopover visas to all passengers on flynas or Saudia flights. Effective immediately, travelers can apply for a 96-hour visa for tourism, business, or to perform the Umrah pilgrimage. This initiative positions Saudi among several other countries in the region that offer short-term visas to increase tourism. Saudi Arabia’s Stopover Visa is […]

Emirates Conducts First Demonstration Flight with 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

Emirates made history with its 1st demonstration flight using 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on a Boeing 777-300ER. The flight, commanded by Captains Fali Vajifdar and Khalid Nasser Akram, took off from Dubai Int’l Airport (DXB) and flew over the Dubai coast for over an hour. Adel Al Redha, Emirates COO, and Capt. Hassan Hammadi, […]

Lufthansa Airbus A380 Arrives in Manila for Heavy Maintenance

Lufthansa Airbus A380, with registration D-AIMK, flew to Manila, Philippines, for heavy maintenance before its return to service in the coming months. This is the first A380 to be inspected by Lufthansa’s maintenance technicians, as the airline aims to restore some of its double-deckers for the upcoming summer season starting in March 2023. The CEO […]

Air France-KLM Group Orders Four A350Fs for Sustainable Cargo Operations

The Air France-KLM Group has taken a significant step towards sustainable cargo operations by placing a firm order for four brand new Airbus A350Fs. These state-of-the-art widebody freighters will be operated by Martinair Holland N.V., a Dutch cargo airline headquartered in Amsterdam Schiphol airport and part of the KLM Group. The introduction of the A350F’s […]

Emirates Successfully Runs a Boeing 777 Engine on 100% SAF

The aviation industry is constantly searching for ways to reduce its environmental impact, and Emirates is at the forefront of this effort with its latest ground test. The airline has successfully demonstrated that their Boeing 777-300ERs can safely operate using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), a major milestone for sustainable air travel. Not only does […]

Qatar Airways vs. Airbus: The Ongoing Dispute over A350 Paint Issues

LAST UPDATE: 02/02/2023 – Qatar Airways and Airbus: Legal Dispute Resolved Amicably In 2020, Qatar Airways sent one of its Airbus A350s to Ireland to receive a special World Cup livery. However, the plan went awry, and the jet returned to Toulouse without any paint. Fast forward to the present, a major conflict erupted between […]

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Airbus Secures Order for 12 A320neo Family Aircraft from Uzbekistan Airways

Uzbekistan Airways, the national carrier of the Republic of Uzbekistan, has placed a firm order with Airbus for 12 A320neo Family aircraft, comprising 8 A320neo and 4 A321neo planes. This order comes as the airline looks to modernize its fleet and expand its domestic and international route network. Fleet Modernization Strategy The new A320neo Family […]

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NASA and Boeing Partner to Develop Revolutionary Fuel-Efficient Airplane

NASA and Boeing have partnered to create a game-changing aircraft, the Transonic Truss-Braced Wing (TTBW) demonstrator, which has the potential to revolutionize the commercial aviation industry with its highly fuel-efficient design for narrowbody airliners. This public-private initiative will invest over $1 billion in developing, testing, and flying the demonstrator aircraft in the upcoming decade. “Since […]

Boeing 777X Prototype Resumes Test Flights After 5-Month Hiatus

Boeing 777X test model, N779XX, successfully retook flight last week after a hiatus of nearly half a year. This model, along with three other pre-series models, has been undergoing test flights since 2020 but has faced some challenges. The model, N779XX, resumed testing almost a month after its sister model, N779XW, resumed its test flights […]

Miracle on the Hudson

On This Day in 2009: The Airbus A320 That Landed on the Hudson River

On January 15th, 2009, US Airways Flight 1549 made history by successfully ditching in the Hudson River, resulting in no fatalities. This event is considered one of aviation’s greatest survival stories. As we reflect on the 14th anniversary of this incident, let’s delve into the story of the “Miracle on the Hudson.” Miracle on the […]

Yeti Airlines ATR 72 with 72 Onboard Crashes in Pokhara

A Yeti Airlines ATR 72 aircraft carrying 72 people crashed in Pokhara, Nepal, today while en route from Kathmandu. The crash resulted in at least 67 fatalities, with the number expected to rise. The passengers on board were a diverse group, including Nepali citizens and individuals from India, Russia, Korea, Australia, Argentina, France, and Ireland. […]

Emirates A350

Emirates to Offer High-Speed Inflight Broadband on 50 New Airbus A350s

Emirates, the Dubai-based airline, has announced that it will equip 50 of its new Airbus A350 aircraft with high-speed, inflight broadband powered by Inmarsat’s GX Aviation. This new agreement will significantly improve the passenger experience with enhanced connectivity and greater global coverage, even on flights over the Arctic. The Airbus A350s will be the first […]

DragonFly

Airbus Tests its DragonFly Project on an Airbus A350

Airbus subsidiary UpNext is spearheading a program, DragonFly, that is currently testing pilot assistance technologies to enhance flight safety. The technology is designed to assist a single pilot in case the other becomes incapacitated, with the primary objective of reducing the workload for the single pilot and allowing them to concentrate on flying the aircraft. […]

U.S. NOTAM System Failure Grounds Flights Across the Country

As of yesterday evening, at 2028Z (20:28 Zulu, or UTC), a nationwide system failure has caused flights across the United States to be grounded. The system in question is the Notice to Air Missions System (NOTAM) system, which is a vital component of flight operations. In this article, we will examine the details of this […]

Airbus Reports Successful Year in 2022 with Increased Deliveries and Strong New Orders

Airbus, the European aerospace giant, had a successful year in 2022, delivering 661 commercial aircraft to 84 customers and registering 1,078 gross new orders. Despite facing challenges in the operating environment, the company was able to increase its deliveries by 8 percent compared to the previous year. Guillaume Faury, Airbus Chief Executive Officer, acknowledged the […]

Why are the wings of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner curved?

Why Are the Wings of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner Curved?

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is a marvel of modern engineering, known for its sleek design, advanced technology, and unparalleled flying experience. But among all its features, one that stands out the most is its unique wing design. The gentle curve of its wings is not just a cosmetic touch but a result of years of […]

Saudi Arabia’s New Mega Airport: The King Salman International Airport

Saudi Arabia’s capital city, Riyadh, is set to receive a major upgrade in the form of a new mega airport. The plans for the King Salman International Airport (KSIA) were recently announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and they include the construction of a facility that will be able to handle up to 150 […]

A6-EVM

Emirates Retrofit Program: First A380 Enters Service

Emirates has put its first refurbished Airbus A380 back into service. The airline’s $2 billion program (“Emirates Retrofit Program”) to update 120 A380s and 777-300ERs is expected to be finished in 2025. The first out of 120 aircraft that have undergone retrofitting has entered service today (06/01/2023) after undergoing extensive interior refurbishment. The fully renovated […]

Airbus A350

Everything You Need to Know About the Airbus A350

The Airbus A350 is a long-range, wide-body aircraft developed by Airbus. It was first introduced in 2014 and has quickly become one of the most popular and advanced planes in the world. In this article we will discuss all what you want to know about the A350, let’s dig in! Its construction One of the […]

Pan Am 103

The Story of the Deadliest Air Crash on the British Ground: Pan Am 103

On December 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103, a regularly scheduled Pan American World Airways flight from Frankfurt, West Germany, to Detroit, via London and New York, operated by a Boeing 747-121. The aircraft crashed, killing all 243 passengers and 16 crew members. An additional 11 people on the ground were killed, bringing the total […]

Etihad Airways

Etihad Airways A380 Is Returning In 2023

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has announced plans to reintroduce four of its Airbus A380 aircraft in the summer of 2023, supplemented by five extra A320 aircraft. In November 2020, Etihad’s A380 aircraft were grounded as part of a lean approach to deal with issues brought on by the pandemic. […]

FIFA World Cup 2022 and Air Travel

Analysis: FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ and Air Travel

After a dramatic final match for Argentina against France, Qatar brought the curtain down on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 last Sunday, highlighting the country’s influence on soccer worldwide and ending a tournament in which it proved doubters wrong about its ability to host such a significant tournament. In the tournament that took place in […]

Boeing resumed flight testing of its 777X

Boeing 777X Has Returned to the Skies Following Issues with the GE9X Engine

Boeing has resumed flight testing of its 777X airframe after Boeing and GE worked on issues with the GE9X engine reported last month. Since December 17, N779XW has been flying and has finished three days of testing from its base in Seattle. Let’s learn more. What happened to the 777X? On November 30, Boeing temporarily […]

Cost of Becoming Airline Pilot

How Much Would It Cost to Become an Airline Pilot?

Becoming an airline pilot is a challenging and rewarding career path that requires a significant amount of dedication, hard work, and financial investment. The cost of becoming an airline pilot can vary depending on various factors, such as the type of pilot training program you choose and the length of the program. Let’s figure out […]

The Boeing 737 MAX Vs. Airbus a320neo

The Boeing 737 MAX Vs. Airbus A320neo

The Boeing 737MAX and Airbus A320neo are two of the most popular single-aisle, narrow-body jets in the aviation industry. They are often used for short- to medium-haul flights and are widely used by commercial airlines worldwide. While these two aircraft have many similarities, there are also some key differences between them that may be of […]

Non-Flying Jobs in the Aviation Industry

Non-Flying Jobs in the Aviation Industry

The aviation industry is a dynamic and exciting field that offers a wide range of career opportunities for those who are passionate about aviation industry. While many people may associate the aviation industry with pilots and flight crew, there are actually many other non-flying jobs available for those who are interested in working in this […]

Boeing's Final 747 Rolled out the Production Line

Boeing’s Final 747 Rolled Out the Production Line

After more than 50 years of manufacturing, Boeing last week, on December 6, rolled out its final 747 from the Everett-Paine Field (PAE) assembly line. With the support of Pan Am’s Juan Trippe, the airliner—whose beginnings as a military transport go back to the middle of the 1960s—evolved into the first widebody passenger jet and […]

Lufthansa reactivates Airbus A380

Lufthansa Takes The First Airbus A380 Out Of Storage

Following an announcement in June that the popular double-decker would be returned from storage, Lufthansa (LH) reactivated its first Airbus A380 last Friday (2nd of December 2022). Data from flight tracking shows that D-AIMK used the callsign “Lufthansa Nine Nine Two One” during its Friday flight from Teruel (TEV) to Frankfurt (FRA). The Spanish airfield, […]

The Differences Between the Different Boeing 777 Variants

The Differences Between the Boeing 777 Variants

The 777 is an example of Boeing engineering at its finest. The aircraft manufacturer was able to expand into new markets while keeping its European competitor at bay. But how do the different Boeing 777 variants differ from one another? Let’s figure it out! Boeing 777 family The 777 is Boeing’s best-selling widebody to date […]

Emirates' Catering - Airline Meals

What You Don’t Know About Airline Meals

The onboard meal is something that all of us either love or hate. On a long flight, it can either be a necessity or something to look forward to (if you are lucky enough to be flying business class). Depending on the flight’s duration, class of travel, and airline, the offering varies. You can purchase […]

LATAM Airlines' Airbus A320neo crash

LATAM Airlines’ Airbus A320neo Collides With a Truck in Lima While Taking Off

At Peru’s main airport; Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez (LIM), an a320neo for LATAM Airlines, yesterday (the 18th of November) collided with a truck on the runway. Videos of the A320neo have been posted online, showing that engine 2 caught fire. There were no casualties on board, according to LATAM Airlines and Lima Airport Partners. Sadly, […]

Why Can't an Aircraft Push Back Using Reverse Thrust?

Why Can’t an Aircraft Push Back Using Reverse Thrust?

The first procedure for an aircraft to begin its journey and depart an airport (of course after pilots’ preparations) is to push back from the terminal building, a procedure that is typically done by a small but strong “tug” truck to reverse it away from the terminal building. But rather than spend more money to […]

Bahrain International Airshow 2022

Bahrain International Airshow 2022 – The Most Notable Moments

The sixth edition of the Bahrain International Airshow which was held from the 9th to the 11th of November has successfully ended with a number of business deals that were amicably closed, with about 100 exhibitors, and more than 50,000 international attendees. Let’s take a look at some of Bahrain International Airshow 2022’s main highlights. […]

SV763 - world's deadliest mid-air collision

The Deadliest Mid-Air Collision in History!

Let’s take a short trip to the past, specifically on the 12th of November in 1996 over the Indian village of Charkhi Dadri; Flight SV763, a usual flight from Delhi-Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in India to King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Saudi Arabia, with a stopover at Dhahran International Airport (DHA), operated by Saudia […]

COP27 - EgyptAir Completes First Commercial Flight Powered by Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

EgyptAir Completes First Commercial Flight Powered by Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

The world’s attention is currently focused on Egypt, as the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) is being held from November 6th to November 18th in the Red Sea resort city of Sharm El Sheikh, EgyptAir recently operated a commercial flight fueled by sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), for the first time, during a bound flight […]

Antonov An-225 Destroyed

Antonov An-225 to be Rebuilt After Being Destroyed in Ukraine

The world’s largest plane, the Antonov An-225, known as Mriya, which was nearly destroyed by Russian forces in February at the Antonov Airport in Hostomel, near Kyiv, will be rebuilt, according to the aircraft manufacturer. What happened to the Antonov An-225? Hostomel Airport (GML), located northwest of Kyiv, was quickly targeted by Russian forces during […]

A Boeing 747 Once Flew With 5 Engines

A Boeing 747 Once Flew With 5 Engines

In 2016, Qantas needed to quickly transport a new replacement engine to Johannesburg, South Africa. Despite the fact that cargo planes are frequently used to transport aircraft parts, the Australian carrier chose a different way. In this instance, the quickest way to get the engine there was for it to catch a lift beneath the […]

What Are Those Rods On The Aircraft Wing?

What Are Those Rods On The Aircraft Wing?

Have you ever wondered what those rods protruding from the trailing edge of an aircraft wing are? Some may believe they are aerials or sensors, but it is much simpler than that. These are known as static wicks, and they are critical for safe flight. Here’s what you should know! What is the Static Wicks? […]

What Do You Know About The Historical Boeing 377 Stratocruiser?

What Do You Know About The Historical Boeing 377 Stratocruiser?

Boeing returned to the commercial aviation industry following World War II with the Stratocruiser, a new long-range airliner (Model 377). Like its military counterpart, the C-97, it was based on the B-29 bomber and was the first Boeing commercial transport since the Stratoliner. It had every speed and technological advancement a bomber could have at […]

What Do We Know About COMAC C919 So Far?

The COMAC C919 is a part of China’s efforts to gain significant market share in the production of large commercial airliners. And after receiving type certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) last week, we will reveal all that we know about the largest commercial airliner designed and built in China. Commercial Aircraft […]

Braniff Flight 542

How Braniff Flight 542 Disintegrated In Mid-Air Left Investigators Baffling

63 years ago, on September 29, 1959, Braniff Flight 542, traveling from Houston to Dallas, broke up in midair 41 minutes after taking off. The aircraft involved in the incident was only 11 days old, an Allison 501-D13 engine-powered Lockheed L-188A Electra. Let’s figure out what happened. Braniff International Airways Flight 542 operated on a […]

NASA's SOFIA Boeing 747's Journey Comes To An End

NASA’s SOFIA Boeing 747’s Journey Comes To An End

The Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) telescope, NASA’s flying observatory, has now retired after its last flight that took off from the Palmdale regional airport in California at 9:14 a.m IST on September 29, flew around the North Pacific Ocean for seven hours and 58 minutes, and landed at 5:05 p.m. IST. SOFIA, which […]

Airbus delivers its 500th A350

Airbus Delivers its 500th A350

Iberia, a major European customer with 20 A350s on order and 14 in service, recently received the 500th A350, an A350-900. Beyond being a symbol, the 500th A350 represents a significant milestone for Airbus and its expanding versatile family, which now includes the A350-900, A350-1000, and the newest Airbus freighter, the A350F. With this delivery […]

The Chinese COMAC C919 Is Now Type Certified

The Chinese COMAC C919 Receives Type Certification

On the 29th of September 2022, the C919, COMAC’s first Chinese-produced narrowbody aircraft, received type certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). The certification was presented at a grand ceremony at Beijing Capital Airport, announcing China’s entry into the global commercial aviation market. The C919 has now received certification under Part 25 of […]

Heads-Up-Displays (HUD) And How It Works

Heads-Up-Displays (HUDs) And How It Works

The cockpits of modern commercial aircraft are technological marvels, packed with features that aid pilots in their work. One example is the heads-up displays (HUDs) on a plane. But how exactly do they function? Let’s figure it out! What is a “heads-up display”? A HUD, or head-up display, is an instrument that projects important flight […]

Virgin Atlantic To Join SkyTeam Alliance

Virgin Atlantic has announced that the airline will join the global airline alliance; SkyTeam, as early as 2023. Delta Air Lines has a 49% ownership stake in the British long-haul carrier and joint ventures with Air France-KLM and Delta, who are also members of the alliance, making Virgin Atlantic in SkyTeam a natural fit. SkyTeam’s […]

How People Used To Book Their Flights Before The Internet?

Let’s take a quick free Flight. Operated by your device, to 60 years ago, and learn how people were booking their flights at that time. We hope that you enjoy this flight with us! To book a flight nowadays, you log onto the internet and not only select the route! You pay for the ticket, […]

Why Do Airbus Planes Have Side Sticks While Boeing’s Have Yokes?

Many similarities can be found in any plane’s cockpit, including an array of switches, information screens, and more. However, depending on the manufacturer, you may notice the presence of a yoke or a side stick. While Airbus planes have side sticks, Boeing planes have yokes to steer the plane. But why is this the case? […]

Air Arabia Is Planning To Launch a New Low-cost Airline In Sudan

Sudanese conglomerate DAL Group and Air Arabia announced last week, Thursday, September 22, plans to launch “Air Arabia Sudan,” a new airline based at Sudan’s Khartoum International Airport. The new airline will use Air Arabia’s low-cost business model, based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, across its entire existing network and “the value-added product offering operated […]

Skytrax Reveals World Airline Awards For 2022

The “World Airline Awards,” often referred to as “the Oscars of the aviation industry,” and after being held virtually for the last two years, this year’s edition, “2022 World Airline Awards,” was held today, Friday the 23rd of September, under the organization of Skytrax, with airlines from all over the world attending at the venerable […]

Boeing expects the Middle Eastern Region fleet to surpass 3,000+ aircraft by 2041

Boeing, the US aerospace giant, forecasted the Middle East market for the next 20 years, anticipating hundreds of planes to join the sector to fulfill passenger demand, requiring 202,000 new aviation personnel, including 53,000 pilots, 50,000 technicians, and 99,000 cabin crew members, in the next 20 years. The plane manufacturer also expects Middle Eastern carriers […]

Emirates & United Airlines Announce a Codeshare Agreement

On Wednesday 14th of September 2022, United and Emirates announced a historic commercial agreement that will expand each airline’s network and provide customers with easier access to hundreds of destinations in the United States and around the world. The announcement was made during a ceremonial event at the United Airlines hangar at Washington Dulles International […]

What is Windshear and How Can It Be Prevented?

There are several ways that weather might endanger an aircraft. One of the toughest situations is windshear, in which highly concentrated winds occur close to the ground. What is windshear, how can it affect an aircraft and how can it be prevented are all questions to be answered in this article, let’s dig in! What is Windshear? When the wind […]

What Caused The Worst Incident in Emirates’ History?

On August 3, 2016, Emirates Flight EK521 was en route from Thiruvananthapuram, India, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, when it crashed upon landing at Dubai International Airport. This was the worst incident in Emirates’ nearly 40-year history, resulting in the death of a firefighter and injuries to 32 passengers and crew members. What led to […]

What is this Aircraft?

It’s known as the “Sky Whale,” and I can see why: it’s massive. Before we even get into it, the plane’s design is impressive, and more importantly, it prioritizes safety.

How does Wi-Fi Work Onboard Airplanes?

Have you ever wondered how can you get connected to a Wi-Fi network during your flight that is already cruising at a high flight altitude far from the ground and at a very high speed? In this article, we will discuss how can you be connected to your friends and family during your flight, let’s […]

Aircraft Fuel Dumping and What Happens to the Fuel Dumped?

Fuel Dumping is an emergency procedure used in certain situations to maintain and prepare the aircraft for a safe landing. In this article, we will discuss the procedure of fuel dumping and the consequences of this procedure. Let’s dig in!

Saudia Airlines – A New Competitor in the Market of the Top Airlines

The airlines of most of the Gulf Countries are well known and reputable with their excellent services and high luxury travel experience. As an example of this, we have Qatar Airways & Emirates Airlines, and much more! Geographically, the Gulf Countries are well located and are considered to be in the middle of the world, […]

Highlights of the First Future Aviation Forum

RIYADH – To unite international leaders from both sectors; the public and private, as well as international CEOs and regulators to initialize the evolution of international air travel as well providing new solutions, Saudi Arabia’s first future-aviation forum was held on the ninth and tenth of this month mainly focusing on passenger experience, sustainability, and […]

Concorde: the Supersonic Airliner, and Why did it Stop Flying?

Believe it or not, the world witnessed a flight between London and New York that took about three hours only! (Nowadays it takes about 8 hours to fly this flight) So, how was that possible, and what kind of airplane was able to fly about 5,600 km (3,500 miles) in only 3 hours?! In this […]

How to Recognize the Type of Commercial Airplanes – PART#3

Today I’ll be giving some simple and easy ways to differentiate between planes, with different angles of view. In part#1: we’ve talked about Airbus and Boeing’s narrow-body airplanes, then in part#2: we’ve talked about Airbus’s wide-body airplanes, and finally today in part#3 it will be all about Boeing’s wide-body airplanes. Let’s dig in!!

How to Recognize the Type of Commercial Airplanes – PART#2

Today I’ll be giving some simple and easy ways to differentiate between planes, with different angles of view. In part#1 we’ve talked about Airbus and Boeing’s narrow-body airplanes, and today it will be all about Airbus’s wide-body airplanes. Let’s dig in!!

Reports: Pilot Smoking Cigarette Caused EgyptAir’s A320 Jet to Crash!

Investigations were released and reported that the cause of EgyptAir‘s flight #MS804 crash was the lit of a cigarette by one of the pilots in the cockpit that was ignited due to oxygen leaking from an emergency mask in the cockpit. How did the crash occur? 19th of May 2016, a regular inbound EgyptAir flight […]

How to Recognize the Type of Commercial Airplanes – PART#1

Have you ever been sitting in the airport waiting for your flight whilst watching planes of different sizes taxiing, taking – off, and/or landing in front of you? Did that ever make you wonder what type of planes are these? And how specialists differentiate between them?

The Job of the Aviation Manager

“Aviation Manager”? What’s that? You might not have heard about the job of an “Aviation Manager”. So what is that job and what does he/she does? Basically an Aviation Manager is an airport employee who supervises the compliance of the rules and regulations provided by the local, state, and federal organizations. The airport manager sets […]

The Miracle in the Hudson

“This is the Captain,” the captain’s voice said over the intercom, “Brace for impact!”. A hush fell over the passengers. They thought they were going to die as the flight attendants were screaming: “Brace! Brace! Brace! Heads down! Stay down!”

What do you know about airports?

A lot of you might think that airports are just buildings that you go through before you board your plane that operates your flight to your destination. Actually, airports are more complicated than this, in fact airports might be considered to be recognized as full industries! In today’s article we will be briefing some interesting […]

photo of man flying a helicopter

The Phonetic Aviation Alphabet

Have you ever listened to a conversation between a pilot and the air traffic controller (ATC) during a flight? If yes, then for sure you noticed that they mention strange words in their conversations Like ‘Romeo’, ‘Juliet’ and ‘Hotel’ for example! But why they are saying this on their flight?! Of course, you know our […]

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