The Bombardier CSeries was a great aircraft, but it did not sell so well. Sales increased significantly once Airbus took control of the program. Why did Airbus make this acquisition, and why has the aircraft been so successful after rebranding to the Airbus A220? Read More Here: Why Did Airbus Buy The Bombardier CSeries? | […]
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Every airline's mileage and frequent flyer program is different. Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan stands apart from other major US airline programs with its distance-based earning and redeeming methods. This may change in the future, but for now, it helps make the program one of the most popular with frequent flyers. This guide takes a look
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This Sunday, LATAM Brasil will resume its route between São Paulo Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), tripling its weekly capacity in commercial services to the United States. This is LATAM’s last route from Brazil to the United States, which was inactive due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More Here: LATAM
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Mexico regaining its Category 1 status with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will not happen in 2022, following a recent meeting between US and Mexican officials, where they agreed for the FAA to deliver its conclusions on the action plan in January 2023 and then define a date to hold a new final audit. Read
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On October 29, 1959, the Antonov An-24 made its maiden flight. Aboard the aircraft were Captain Georgii Lysenko, co-pilot Yurii Kurlin, navigator Volodymyr Popov, radio operator Petro Melnichenko, flight engineer Afanasii Kruts and leading test engineer Yakov Ryzhik. Read More Here: On This Day In 1959 The Antonov An-24 Made Its First Flight | SimpleFlying.com
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On Friday, October 28th, LOT Polish Airlines asked a US judge to declare it a crime victim as a part of the Boeing 737 MAX criminal case. If the judge approves and declares the airline a victim, the European carrier would likely be eligible for significant compensation from Boeing. The airline argues that the 20-month
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With the closing of the third quarter, Croatia Airlines has reported a net loss of $12.9 million (€13.1 million). Although the airline is witnessing signs of recovery from a particularly tough 2021, its financials have still not reached the levels of 2019. Let's look closer at Croatia Airlines' performance in the first nine months of
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Exactly 62 years ago today, on October 29, 1960, a plane carrying the California Polytechnic State University football team crashed near Toledo, Ohio, killing 22 of the 48 passengers and crew. Read More Here: 62 Years Ago Today: The Crash Involving The California Polytechnic State University Football Team | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap
It's no secret that Icelandair has been contemplating its options to replace its Boeing 757 aircraft. After all, with the type holding an average age of approximately 25 years, it's only natural that the airline is interested in continuing its fleet modernization process. Read More Here: Boeing 737 MAX Vs Airbus A321LR: Icelandair Nears 757
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The autopilot is an important component of an aircraft. It reduces the mental and physical fatigue of flying an aircraft during less eventful flight phases, such as the cruise, and keeps the pilot sharp for more testing flight regimes, such as the approach and the landing. With the autopilot active, the pilot can focus on
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