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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce is turning up the heat on Airbus to deliver the multi-billion dollar swag of aircraft it ordered in May. Joyce, and the airline, want certainty that delivery dates are met, particularly for the A350, which is vital to launch Project Sunrise. Read More Here: Qantas Presses Airbus For Certainty On Delivery […]

In a bid to utilize airport capacity better, India’s civil aviation ministry is reportedly considering reviewing slot utilization at more frequent intervals. The country’s expanding aviation sector has meant that some of the more constrained airports have pretty much all of their prime slots booked. The authorities want to ensure they are being utilized properly

The aviation industry within the Philippines is starting to see near pre-pandemic levels of air travel for the year-end as significant holiday events such as All Souls Days and the Christmas season approach. Philippine carriers are seeing at least seven in 10 seats booked and are also gearing up to increase frequencies, providing an expectation

One of the reasons small regional airlines have weathered COVID-19 reasonably well is their fundamental mission of connection. Regional airlines, like Loganair, connect people to where they need to go, often where geography or remoteness makes air travel the only practical method of transport. Read More Here: Loganair Owners Looking To Sell Airline | SimpleFlying.com

Last month, we reported how Cathay Pacific became the latest oneworld member to agree on a deal with California-based renewable outfit Aemetis for 18 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The fuel will be delivered to San Francisco International Airport over a period of seven years from 2025. Following this announcement, Cathay Pacific Head

Los Angeles is about to welcome a new carrier, as Korea's hybrid Air Premia has announced the launch of a new route from Seoul's Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The inaugural flight is scheduled to take off on October 29th, utilizing the airline's Boeing 787-9. Read More Here: Korean Hybrid

Conducting its first flight on December 22nd, 1964, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird went on to become the fastest and highest-flying operated airbreathing jet aircraft. A total of 32 units of the strategic reconnaissance plane were produced over the years, with the type making its final flight on October 9th, 1999. Read More Here: 23 Years

The Kardashians are known for many things, such as their 14-year-running reality television show, luxurious beauty brands, and multiple famous partners. Their fame and money have given them access to a fancy lifestyle, such as jetting about on private planes. Read More Here: The Rules In Place On Kim Kardashian’s Exclusive Gulfstream G650ER Private Jet

Southwest Airlines Pilots Association or SWAPA is requesting that the Boeing 737-7 MAX 7 and 737 MAX 10 models receive a waiver from Congress’ new requirement to have EICAS or Engine Indicating and Crew Alerting System (EICAS) installed. So with SWAPA members having different 737s to fly throughout the duty day – SWAPA is attempting

The Boeing 737 is one of the world's most successful aircraft types. If you have flown anywhere, it is more than likely you have been on the globe's most widely used jet, with over 11,000 units delivered over the last fifty years. Nonetheless, it looks like another contender has come to take Boeing's crown, the