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On September 30th at around noon, the first scheduled flight of Aerolíneas Argentinas' new Boeing 737 MAX 8 took off from Ezeiza International Airport. Although the aircraft had been delivered to Aerolíneas Argentinas in August, it remained parked in Buenos Aires through September. Read More Here: Aerolíneas Argentinas Enters New Boeing 737 MAX For Regular […]

Lufthansa's flight from Frankfurt to Barcelona is the domain of one of its narrowbody aircraft, predominantly operated by Airbus A320-family aircraft. So it must have been quite a pleasant surprise to regular passengers on the route when they saw a Boeing 747 roll up for the flight. Read More Here: Lufthansa 747 Makes Cameo Appearance

Located in a heavily urbanized area west of London, Heathrow Airport restricts the number of movements permitted to operate from the airport at night. Noise remains a highly contentious subject, particularly for those who live in proximity to the airport, and so Heathrow's owners take proportionate measures to reduce noise disturbance by imposing a night

Bad weather presents many issues that pilots may face upon take-off, landing, and especially during flight. A common threat is aquaplaning, which can happen with any vehicle and cause a complete loss of control after attempting to slow down on water-covered roads or runways. Let’s look at how this happens, the types of aquaplaning that

Yesterday, a Transavia France Boeing 737 suffered substantial structural damage while landing in Nantes, France. According to airlive.net, the runway was closed for two hours to clear away debris, with services slowly resuming from around 16:00 local time. There were no reports of injuries among the 160 people onboard. Read More Here: Transavia Boeing 737

Brazil received 62.5 million travelers between January and August 2022, according to data released by the country’s civil aviation authorities. Compared to 2019 levels, Brazil has recovered nearly 80% of its pre-pandemic traffic levels. Let’s take a look at the latest data. Read More Here: Brazil Has Welcomed 62.5 Million Travelers This Year | SimpleFlying.com

Besides housing the spooky event of Halloween, October is also known as Pink October or Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And as always, Luxair is showing its commitment to supporting and raising awareness about the cause, having turned one of its aircraft's blue livery into pink. Read More Here: Luxair Raises Cancer Awareness With Think Pink

LATAM Brazil (JJ) is getting ready to reconfigure the cabins of its narrowbody Airbus A320 family fleet, according to a statement published by Jerome Cadier, the CEO of the airline. What can the passengers expect in the coming months? Read More Here: LATAM To Reconfigure Airbus A320 Family Cabins For Domestic Travel | SimpleFlying.com via

Blue Air has made this announcement: The many severe hardships, financial and operational, created by the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt by all airlines, but even more keenly by private regional airlines struggling for survival. Notwithstanding these and other adverse elements, Blue Air a proud Romanian private company is doing its best to resume flight

United Airlines will again end service at New York (JFK) at the end of October. The carrier was flying to Los Angeles and San Francisco from JFK. It resumed service at JFK in 2021. The post United Airlines to suspend operations at New York JFK appeared first on World Airline News.