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Albert Francis Hegenberger had a rich history within the world of aviation. The United States Air Force (USAF) major general has several accomplishments to his name. He won numerous trophies and contributed heavily to the advancement of aircraft technology. Read More Here: The Life & Times Of Pioneering US Aviator Albert Francis Hegenberger | SimpleFlying.com […]

As the flag carrier of Canada and the largest airline based in the country, Air Canada has a rich history that spans over eight decades. The founding member of Star Alliance is headquartered at Saint-Laurent, Quebec, and flies to over 220 destinations across its global network, with its diverse fleet of short, medium, and long-haul

Since October 20th, the Ecuadorian city of Esmeralda has been once again connected to Ecuador's capital, Quito. The twice-weekly air service will be operated by Avioandes, while tickets will be marketed by tour operator Cartavia. Let's have a closer look at Ecuador's aviation industry in the post-COVID-19 era. Read More Here: Commercial Flights Return To

How often have you arrived at an airport terminal (perhaps via a connecting flight) and struggled to locate a boarding gate or the baggage claim area? This is a common challenge for thousands of passengers every day. British Columbia has a great solution, and let’s say it comes in the form of green. Read More

The crew of a Korean Air Airbus A330 tried to land twice at Cebu International Airport in the Philippines due to poor weather and visibility. It then overshot the runway, leading to an evacuation via emergency slides. Read More Here: Breaking: Korean Air Airbus A330 Crash Lands In The Philippines | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking

The United States Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed plan to update its airline customer service dashboard is facing opposition from major US carriers. The dashboard, which was rolled out last month, showcases new customer service commitments made by airlines after a slew of delays and cancelations this year. Read More Here: US Carriers Oppose DOT

Well-known aviation vlogger Sam Chui always seems to be jetting off somewhere cool. Whether it’s enjoying business class on an ultra-long-haul trip, bush flying in Africa or checking out the flashiest private planes in the world, it’s a lifestyle most avgeeks can only dream about. Read More Here: Revealed: Does Sam Chui Get Paid To

Venezuelan carrier Conviasa appears to have scrapped its sole Airbus A340-200, the last aircraft of its type worldwide still involved in passenger operations. Having last flown in March, the quadjet has reportedly been cannibalized for parts in Tehran. Read More Here: Conviasa Puts An End To Global Airbus A340-200 Passenger Operations | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

Nearly every country in the world can be directly accessed by flight. With close to 42,000 airports around the world, only a handful of countries – such as Andorra, Monaco, and Vatican City – do not have airports. Still, there are no direct connections between some popular city pairs. Read More Here: What Are The

If you live in an area prone to forest fires, you will have seen the Canadair CL-215 flying around or landing on lakes and reservoirs to pick up water. Designed and built by Canadair and later produced by Bombardier, the Canadair CL-215 "Scooper" is a flying boat water bomber used to fight forest fires. Read