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Exploring Aviation History: WWII Fighter Aircraft At The RAF Museum

A look at some of the most notable aircraft that can be visited in person in the UK.

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What Is Special About The Dassault Falcon 900?

A distinctive and reliable private aircraft since 1984.

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Could You Endure A 4 Hour ATR 72 Flight? Iberia Regional Would Like You To Try

It is on an intriguing thin route between Europe and Africa.

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Your Quick Guide To Fifth-Generation Fighter Jets

A look at the military aircraft designed to ensure “operational flexibility” for years to come.

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40 Widebodies Daily: Was This The World’s Most Exciting Route?

There were days when only widebodies were used, with flights usually taking less than 90 minutes.

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What Is A Black Hole Approach?

When a pilot becomes disorientated at night while trying to land.

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An Emirates Airbus A380 taking off.
Emirates Launches 2nd Daily Airbus A380 Rome Flights For The 1st Time in 7 Years

The carrier will be all-A380 to the Italian capital this summer.

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What Are The Differences Between The Cessna 150 And The Cessna 152?

These two types look very similar, but are they really?

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Can Pilots Leave The Cockpit Mid-Flight?

We take a look at the regulations surrounding pilots stepping out of the flight deck in the sky.

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Over 10,000 Miles: The World's Longest 1-Stop Routes

They include new and returning airport pairs, shaking up the order.

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3,273 Miles: A Look At The World's New 3rd Longest Airbus A320 Route

The first inbound flight took a huge 7h 38m.

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How Many Aircraft Does The US Navy Have?

As of July 18, 2023, the USN had 4,012 planes listed as being operational.

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Tuskegee University Receives $6.7 Million In Federal Funds To Launch A New Aviation Program

The program is part of the university’s strategic plan catered to the demands of the industry.

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The 5 Foreign Airlines That Offer Passenger Flights To The US On Boeing 767s

Eighteen routes are available, four brand-new.

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Low Cost? A Guide To $3 Million Private Jets

Finding a business aircraft on a budget is challenging but not impossible.

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US Air Force Demonstration, flies Lockheed P-38 Lightning showing expert pilot skills September 12, 2010 in Sacramento, CA.
How The US Developed Its Military Aircraft Insignia

The first emblem was introduced more than a century ago.

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Which Region Has Seen The Highest Change In Flight Capacity Since Last Year?

While the number of seats available on market has increased, the number of scheduled flights are still down by 2019 standards.

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An RVL Group Reims-Cessna F406 Caravan II on an airport apron.
Close Collaboration: What is the Reims-Cessna F406 Bush Plane?

The collaborative utility aircraft fulfilled a variety of roles, but never sold as much as its predecessor.

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