Novak Djokovic Flies Out Of Australia With Emirates After Visa Cancelation
Men’s Tennis Number One Novak Djokovic has been deported from Australia. The Serb lost his last-ditch legal challenge…
Airline Biometric Boarding Deployment Will Rise By Over 60% By 2024
Biometric boarding has been praised by airlines in recent years thanks to the efficiency that it brings to…
How Jettly Is Modernizing Private Jet Bookings With Its Expedia-Like Platform
Just like the broader aviation industry, the private jet market has undergone a significant transformation in recent years.…
Emirates A380 Business Class Review: Near Perfect?
Emirates’ Airbus A380 has long been considered one of the most luxurious in the sky. Filled with gold…
How Does ADS-B Work?
Air traffic monitoring and services have improved significantly since the earliest days of flying, but the basic radar…
Sunday Reads: Our Most Notable Stories This Week
It’s that time of the week again when we like to take a look back at some of…
2021: The Resurgence Of The Boeing 737 MAX
2021 was a year of recovery, but it was also a year of resurgence for the Boeing 737…
Would An A220-500 Really Cannibalize Airbus A320 Sales?
With several airlines around the world signaling interest in a stretched Airbus A220, a common criticism of this…
How Do Airlines Decide How To Schedule Their Aircraft?
Flight scheduling involves numerous carefully thought out processes to ensure that passengers are carried in the most effective…
Boeing’s Top 5 Aircraft Types Since 2000
Boeing is one of the two major aircraft manufacturers in the commercial aviation sphere. Since 2000, the American…
How China’s Zero-COVID Goal Is Impacting The Aviation Industry
Inbound international flights to China are operating at a fraction of comparable 2020 numbers and don’t look like…
Bill Gates Wants To Invest Billions To Make Aviation Cleaner
His private jet habit may be controversial, but there’s no denying that Bill Gates is putting his money…
What Is The IATA Summer And Winter Schedule?
You may have heard airlines, airports, and media refer to IATA winter and summer schedules. While airlines, of…
Turkish Airlines Could Beat Pre-Pandemic Traffic This Summer
Turkish Airlines is bullish about its prospects over the next year or two, eyeing a return to 2019…
A Look At Qantas’ Flying Boat Origins
Qantas operated flying boats for around ten years from the late 1930s. The airline first operated a fleet…
Soon To Be Extinct: Only 1 Boeing 737-500 Airline Still Serves The US
The B737-500, the so-called ‘baby’ Boeing, has virtually reached the end of serving the United States, at least…
The World’s Largest Plane Suffers Minor Damage During Landing
The largest plane in the world has been busy as ever, moving record-breaking loads and oversized cargo around…
Could Airbus Challenge The Boeing 777X With A Stretched A350?
The Airbus A350-1000 and the Boeing 777X are the largest twin-engined jet aircraft in the sky. The latter…
Should Airlines Raise Ticket Prices To Fund Sustainability Initiatives?
Investments are starting to roll in as more and more understand not only the urgency in reducing global…
Passenger Breaches Cockpit Of American Airlines 737 In Honduras
A man was arrested in Honduras on Tuesday after entering the cockpit of an American Airlines Boeing 737-800…
Why Does The Qantas Kangaroo London-Sydney Route Stop In Singapore?
Qantas’ flagship QF1/QF2 Sydney – London – Sydney flights normally make a pitstop in Singapore. It makes a…
What Are Those Metal Rods On The Aircraft Wing?
Ever wondered what those rods sticking out of the trailing edge of an airplane wing are? Some might…
Boeing Sees Recovery With 909 Gross New Aircraft Orders In 2021
As the airline industry recovered in 2021, so did Boeing. The American aircraft manufacturer recorded 909 gross new…
What Are Airline Reservation Systems And How Do They Work?
The world of airline reservations is a rather complex business. With carriers almost constantly processing bookings from expectant…