Flights Archives - Aviation for Aviators

22
Nov

What Do Pilots Do When Autopilot is in Control During Flights?

Youssef Yahya / 2 weeks
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3 min read

Have you ever wondered what pilots are actually doing in the cockpit while cruising tens of thousands of feet in the air, especially when the autopilot is engaged? It’s a common misconception that pilots are just passive observers during these phases of flight. In reality, their role is far more complex and dynamic. Let’s figure […]

25
Oct

The Hidden Costs and Consequences of Canceled Flights

Youssef Yahya / 1 month
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3 min read

Have you ever found yourself stranded at the airport due to a canceled flight and wondered, “What’s the cost to the airline?” Dive into this comprehensive guide to learn why airlines cancel flights, the economic implications for carriers, and what steps you should take if you’re caught in such a situation. Why Flights Get Canceled: […]

07
Apr

What Happens When a Baby is Born Mid-Flight?

Youssef Yahya / 8 months
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7 min read

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 […]

27
Sep

How People Used To Book Their Flights Before The Internet?

Youssef Yahya / 1 year
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3 min read

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, […]

05
May

Do You Think You Can Be a Pilot?

/ 2 years
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3 min read

Let’s just say it like it is, not everyone can be a pilot. It’s not easy, there are certain requirements not everyone possess. It’s nothing personal, for example, I can’t be a pharmacist or a lawyer? It makes sense, it’s too late, I’ve already made my “life” choice. Wait, why can’t I be a pharmacist? […]

08
Mar

In-flight injuries

Marwa Ahmed / 2 years
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4 min read

Unfortunately, in-flight injuries are common, especially on commercial airlines. While many passengers may suffer from bruises which may take a few days to heal, others may suffer more pains and are obliged to be absent from work for days. When this happens, a passenger may be able to file a legal claim to recover the […]

06
Mar

Why is flying so expensive?

Sam Jakobi / 2 years
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2 min read

In my previous articles, I have talked about how Low-cost airlines make their money off of cheap, quick, non-stop flights. That all leads to the question, why do traditional airlines like British Airways and KLM need to make flying so expensive? If you were to fly from LAX to JFK in New York, the money […]

20
Dec

Why does it feel so cold on flights?

/ 2 years
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2 min read

You might have booked your flight during the sun-kissed and very hot summer season. Yet, during the flight, it starts getting so cold. Ever wondered why? Did you know that airlines actually maintain cold temperatures on flights on purpose and it is purely for a medical reason? Fainting! Did you know that people are more […]

13
Dec

What makes planes always take the hard way?

/ 2 years
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2 min read

We all have experienced getting bored on our flights, trying to pass the time on board, playing with your stuff, you might think of looking up at the inflight map, and see that the determined route for the plane seems to be always chosen curved and long – apparently on purpose! In this article we […]

24
Aug

Tips For A HASSLE-FREE FLIGHT.

/ 2 years
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3 min read

So, you have booked your vacation and guessing what type of flight better suits your plans? let’s dive into the Pros and Cons of, direct, transit, and non-stop flights to help you figure out. First, you need to understand what is the difference between them, starting with the non-stop flights. What Are Non-Stop Flights? Out […]

17
Jul

Traveling To Iceland – What You Need To Know About Your Next Nordic Getaway

/ 2 years
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4 min read

Iceland is now open to vaccinated travelers, including Americans, with no quarantine. As of April 6, 2021, all travelers (regardless of origin) who can show proof of a full COVID-19 vaccination or prior COVID-19 infection now have permission to enter Iceland. But before you start plotting your trip to see the still-erupting Fagradalsfjall volcano, there […]

18
Jun

The Rise Of Disruptive Passengers & The “No Fly” List

/ 2 years
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4 min read

Shoves, shouts, flying fists and mask defiance: Bad behaviour by air travelers is reaching new heights. Just this last week, we have heard many cases of unruly and aggressive passengers getting out of control, including one incident in which the “unruly” passenger was a flight attendant himself. Social media platforms have exploded with raw videos […]

14
May

Top 10 Business Class Amenity Kits in the Skies

/ 3 years
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9 min read

Airline amenity kits are nonetheless sought- after by Avgeeks and travel-enthusiasts alike. Like a bit of a small spa retreat in the skies, the First Class amenity kit provides travellers with all the essentials they may need in flight and upon landing. Think, an eye mask for better beauty sleep, a perfume for post-arrival hugs, […]

16
Mar

How to Find the Cheapest Airfares

Daniel Luo / 3 years
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4 min read

Searching for the cheapest airfares online can be a long and difficult process for many flyers. Finding a cheap price and a good deal for your airfares could take hours of searching and it could impede your travel plans. Whether it’s the cheapest ticket or the most worth-it, almost everyone wishes to find the best […]

16
Feb

How Covid-19 Let The Flights Drop

/ 3 years
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3 min read

Covid-19 has completely changed the world. While some industries are profiting or at least not being affected as much, aviation and tourism is suffering like nobody else. While the number of passenger flights was close to 45 million in 2019 (44’988’996), the number went down by some 34.61% to some 29.4 million in 2020 (29’419’374). […]

05
Feb

Longest Flights During the Pandemic

/ 3 years
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3 min read

The whole world suffered and is still suffering from Corona virus. However, when it comes to the aviation industry, then it’s definitely one of the most industries that had suffered. Many flights were rescheduled, or worse, cancelled. Airlines are facing extraordinarily problems due to the pandemic. Hence, airlines need to save money, by rescheduling some […]

13
Jan

What Are the Best Trainer Aircraft in the World?

/ 3 years
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2 min read

Flight schools around the world use various types of trainer aircraft. In this article I will mention few of the best aircraft for training. Flight schools choose their aircraft according to what suits their training and vision. Nonetheless, all trainer airplanes are designed specifically to assist with the flight training of pilots and aircrew. Private […]

25
Dec

Why Flying Is the Safest Mode of Travel

/ 3 years
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3 min read

Google it, if you want. Write “What’s the safest mode of travel?”, you’ll instantly know that flying is the safest way. Some of you will think “that can’t be true”, while others will say “that makes sense”. The actual question is, “really? Prove it”. I will prove to you that despite the various ways to […]

21
Dec

The restrictions to UK (New Covid strain)

/ 3 years
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3 min read

The new coronavirus strain is testing the borders in Europe and the world again, after the announcement made by UK’s government last Saturday that a new strain appeared to be spreading 70% faster than the other variants and the minister has canceled the planned five-day Christmas holiday that had been planned to be from the […]