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On September 28th, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) completed its full-scale emergency exercise to test the airport's preparedness for a potential extraordinary event. Let's have a closer look at what the exercise test consisted of. Read More Here: SFO Completes Full Scale Aircraft Accident Emergency Test | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed many things in the world, such as the trust – or mistrust – people have in their government, how valuable technology is when faced with month-long lockdowns, and even the long-term impacts working from home can have on a company and employees. On September 27th, it was World Tourism Day,

When it comes to turboprop aircraft, two brand names come to mind. First is the Aerei da Trasporto Regionale 72 (ATR 72), and the other is the De Havilland Canada DHC-8 (Dash 8). However, Which of the two planes is better? Let's take a look. Read More Here: ATR 72 Vs Dash 8 – Which

United was forced to cancel its Newark-Cape Town service on Sunday after failing to source jet fuel for the return journey. Passengers were informed that the October 2nd flight would not go ahead, with the return leg hampered as well. The news comes as Cape Town Airport struggles to meet airline demand amid a growing

All Nippon Airways, commonly known as ANA (NH), has launched a recycling campaign with a leading plastics trading company, Sojitz Pla-Net, to reduce the disposal of plastic waste. The partnership marks the first recycling campaign to be ever launched by a Japanese airline. Let's have a closer look at the project. Read More Here: How

Exactly 26 years ago today, on Wednesday, October 2, 1996, Aeroperú Flight 603 crashed in the Pacific Ocean near Lima, killing all 70 passengers and crew. The aircraft involved in the fatal crash was a three-year-old Boeing 757-23A registered N52AW. The plane was delivered new from Boeing on December 2, 1992, to Ansett Worldwide, which

If you have ever been on an airplane, there is a fair chance you would have experienced turbulence. For nervous flyers, turbulence can be frightening, especially when it's severe. Some might even think that these strong forces would be enough to break the aircraft. Read More Here: How Airplanes Survive In Extreme Turbulence | SimpleFlying.com

This week saw the first ever commercial flight of an Aer Lingus A320neo, a brand new game-changer aircraft for the Irish flag carrier. EI-NSA left Dublin Airport on Wednesday morning bound for London Heathrow. Today, Simple Flying looks at Aer Lingus' brand-new, shiny aircraft. Read More Here: In Pictures: Aer Lingus’ 1st Airbus A320neo Delivery

On October 2nd, 1971, a Vickers Vanguard 951 operated by British European Airways (BEA) was flying from London, United Kingdom, to Salzburg, Austria, with 63 people on board. All eight crew members and 55 passengers died during the flight as it crashed in Aarsele, Belgium. Read More Here: How Undetected Corrosion Downed A BEA Vickers

Emirates is working with the South African Tourist Board to promote travel to the Country. The Dubai-based carrier is growing its offering to South Africa with plans to add more frequencies on routes to the country’s three largest cities. Read More Here: South African Expansion: Emirates Is Upping Flights To 3 Cities | SimpleFlying.com via