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As cabin crew we tend to shorten a lot of words, some are very technical and some just have become part of our everyday language. It's just how we speak and understand each other. Of course not all terms are the same worldwide and have their own differences. Technical words are mostly the same no […]

The Mexican carrier Aeromar has recently launched new routes departing from Mérida International Airport (MID). Although the airline seems to be facing financial troubles, it continues to grow by adding point-to-point connectivity throughout Mexico, employing its ATR-based fleet. Read More Here: Mexico’s Aeromar Defies Economic Woes With Two New Route Launches | SimpleFlying.com via Flight

For years, three airports have fallen under the airport codes for New York City, but in a few weeks, that will change. From October 3, Newark Liberty International Airport will no longer be considered a New York City airport by IATA. Read More Here: Newark Airport Will No Longer Be A NYC Airport: Will It

The Colombian carrier Avianca has announced seven new routes, which will connect four cities with destinations in the United States, Brazil, and Chile. These routes will increase Avianca’s point-to-point connectivity in the Americas, allowing the carrier to offer 6,000 additional seats and 40 new flights between December 2022 and January 2023. Read More Here: Avianca

OK, so you are flying for the military and want to transition over to the friendly civilian skies. Below is a guide complete with a US Navy and Royal Air Force example, plus fresh guidance from Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). Read More Here: How Can Military Pilots Transition To Commercial Flying? | SimpleFlying.com via

With just 96 days to go until Christmas (sorry), the peak season for ecommerce and cargo is just getting started. Despite the timing, several major air cargo operators are starting to show signs that they are anticipating a drop in demand, or at the very least, a flattening of the accelerated capacity requirements that characterized

On board a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 traveling between Long Beach Airport (LGB) and Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), passengers were treated with a unique in-flight experience. All passengers aboard the flight were gifted a ukulele and a free lesson. The experience was the world's first in-flight ukulele class. Read More Here: Uke

Just a few hours ago, Delta Air Lines unveiled an updated Delta Premium Select cabin product. The updated product will be available on all transpacific and most transatlantic flights. The cabin will feature enhanced dining, new amenity kits, and an updated seat. Read More Here: Delta Enhances Its Delta Premium Select Product | SimpleFlying.com via

Situated in the Mediterranean sea to the southeast of the Greek mainland, the island of Crete is a popular destination among European holidaymakers. It is served by three commercial airports, with other facilities existing for general aviation and military purposes. Let's take a closer look at which airports handle which flights. Read More Here: A

Last week, China's aviation regulator met with Boeing about the return of the 737 MAX to Chinese aviation. The MAX fleet has not flown in China since 2019 after two fatal crashes grounded the aircraft worldwide. Read More Here: China’s Aviation Regulator Has Been Discussing The 737 MAX With Boeing | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking