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While most of Singapore Airlines' current fleet is made up of widebody aircraft, the carrier also flies a select few single-aisle jets. These come from the Boeing 737 family, with ch-aviation.com listing 15 737 MAX 8 and nine 737-800 aircraft as being present. However, did you know that, in years gone by, Singapore Airlines also […]

Over the past few weeks, Virgin Atlantic (VS) has definitely been in the spotlight; after introducing the industry's most progressive gender identity policy and announcing joining the SkyTeam alliance, Richard Branson's carrier takes delivery of its first Airbus 330neo today. Read More Here: Virgin Atlantic Receives Its 1st Airbus A330neo | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking

On Wednesday, October 12th, an easyJet Airbus A320 was forced to perform a rejected take-off at Berlin's Brandenburg airport after an Air France Airbus A320 descended towards the same runway, getting as low as 300 feet above the ground. The Air France jet had to perform a go around due to the presence of the

After overcoming security issues within the Washington area, Tailwind Air launched its first New York to the DC area seaplane service on Friday. The service was scheduled to begin on September 13th, but regulator's concerns around using Maryland's College Park Airport meant a new Washington DC base had to be found. Read More Here: Tailwind

On October 16, 2013, Lao Airlines Flight 301 took off from Wattay International Airport, Vientiane, to Pakse International Airport, Pakse. The flight time on this domestic Laotian route is typically just over an hour. This fateful flight, however, did not make it to its destination. Read More Here: How Lao Airlines Flight 301 Became The

Spending miles is the fun part of the program! Once you have earned sufficient SkyMiles you can spend them. Using them for flights is the obvious (and often best value) choice, but there are other uses. This article takes a look at the details of spending miles with Delta Air Lines, SkyTeam alliance airlines and

The long-running and acrimonious dispute between Airbus and Qatar Airways took another twist on Friday. Boeing joined the two protagonists in the London court because of its commercial dealings with Qatar Airways (Qatar) over 737 MAX airliners. Read More Here: Boeing Watches On As Airbus & Qatar Airways Resume Court Case | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

A few days after LATAM Airlines announced it would exit Chapter 11 proceedings in November, the South American company has officially set the exact date to emerge from the bankruptcy process, November 3, 2022. What’s next for the company? Read More Here: November 3: LATAM Officially Sets A Date To Leave Chapter 11 | SimpleFlying.com

Bomb threats have been on the rise recently within the global aviation industry, with several airlines having to divert or conduct emergency landings on otherwise routine scheduled flights. Russian carrier Aeroflot has become the latest after a bomb threat was made against one of its flights on October 13th. Read More Here: Aeroflot Boeing 777

Avianca and Viva Colombia are still waiting for the final decision from Colombia’s authority regarding their partnership under the Abra Group, a holding that would also include Brazil’s GOL Linhas Aéreas, Peru’s Viva Peru, and a small minority interest in Chile’s Sky. Read More Here: What’s The Latest In The Avianca-Viva Colombia Partnership? | SimpleFlying.com