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How The Hughes Aircraft Company Produced The Helicopter With The Largest-Ever Rotor System

Known as a "flying crane," the Hughes XH-17 was the first helicopter project taken on by the Culver City, California-headquartered Hughes Aircraft Company. The massive machine had a twin-bladed main rotor that had a diameter of 134 feet. Read More Here: How The Hughes Aircraft Company Produced The Helicopter With The Largest-Ever Rotor System |

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Viva Aerobus Keeps Expansion Going With New Mexico-Colombia Route

The Mexican ultra-low-cost carrier Viva Aerobus has launched a new direct service between Mexico and Colombia. On Sunday, Viva Aerobus launched a new route from Guadalajara International Airport (GDL) and Bogotá International Airport (BOG), employing its Airbus A320 and A321 fleet. Read More Here: Viva Aerobus Keeps Expansion Going With New Mexico-Colombia Route | SimpleFlying.com

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Against The Clock: British Airways Flies A Forgotten Passport Across England

A British national could not have been happier to fly British Airways from his hometown, Newcastle, to Venice. Indeed, if it had not been for an outstanding effort orchestrated by British Airways staff, Jonathan Cowey would not have made it to the Italian gem. Let's look at how British Airways clarified the meaning of "exceptional

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Digital Twins And Energy Independence – Behind The Scenes Of DFW’s Sustainability Strategy

While the aviation emissions that need combating are, first and foremost, the greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants from aircraft burning fossil fuel traversing the sky, airports have a major role to play when it comes to advancing sustainability in the industry. In 2016, Dallas-Fort Worth International was named the first North American carbon-neutral airport.

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31 Years Of Flight: The Oldest Active Example Of Each Airbus A340 Variant

While today is largely being celebrated as the 15th anniversary of the introduction of the Airbus A380, another of the European manufacturer's quadjets also has ties to October 25th. Specifically, it was on this day in 1991 that the company's A340 aircraft made its first flight. Data from ch-aviation.com shows that 67 examples of the

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Company Headed By Ex-Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg Could Buy Flair Airlines

After a rough year of being heavily scrutinized by the Canadian Transportation Agency and trying to find new financing, low-cost carrier Flair Airlines may have finally found an answer. The airline has been discussing a possible merger with New Vista Acquisition Corporation, a blank check company. But here's the twist, the company is headed by

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Fuel Leak Forces A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 To Make An Emergency Landing At Jacksonville International Airport

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 diverted to Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) after the pilots discovered a fuel leak in one of the engines on October 25th. Upon the leak's discovery, the captain decided to shut off the engine and divert to the nearby airport of JAX. The aircraft landed safely and was promptly met by

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