Aircraft names and the reason for those names can be very interesting. The reason Boeing commercial jets both start and end with the number seven is an excellent example of this. But what about the upcoming 787 rival known as the CR929? How did this Chinese-Russian collaboration get its name? Let's find out. Read More […]
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Even when there was just a hint of recovery within the global aviation industry late last year, Emirates has consistently opened up recruitment drives every month or so. This month, from September 20th to 22nd, the Gulf carrier returns to the United Arab Emirates Career Fair with yet another expansion portfolio of job opportunities in
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Slovenia's main airport in Ljubljana will get a boost this winter, with various airlines planning on increasing services to the country's capital city. Airlines across Europe and the Middle East have reaffirmed their commitment to the airport with recent schedule announcements. Read More Here: Slovenia’s Ljubljana Airport Gears Up For A Busy Winter | SimpleFlying.com
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) will hold its Global Aviation Industry World Financial Symposium in Doha, Qatar, this week. The conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways and directed by the country's Minister of Transport, Jassim Bin Saif Al-Sulaiti. The gathering will be the largest financial conference of aviation financial leaders since the COVID-19
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During the pandemic, many airlines decided to block the middle seat to reduce passengers' risk of getting infected by Covid-19. The decrease in travel demand enabled airlines to implement this policy. Now that many countries have completely relaxed their travel restrictions and travel has more or less returned to normal, airlines have decided to get
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Silas De Kunst is a 16-year-old AVgeek and Lego lover from Belgium who recently built a Magma Aviation Boeing 747 from scratch with Lego pieces. Recently, Magma invited Silas to visit their head office. Read More Here: Belgian Teen Creates 6,000-Piece Magma Aviation Boeing 747 LEGO Model | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline
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The Vacationer recently surveyed almost 1,000 people and discovered that drunk passengers and passengers who push the rear of seats are the most annoying passengers to deal with. Read More Here: Onboard Etiquette: Survey Reveals Which Violations US Travelers Take Issue With | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets
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Since its launch by General Electric (GE) in 1990 and entry into commercial service in 1995, the GE90 engine has been powering aircraft for 32 years. Designed specifically for the Boeing 777 aircraft family, GE has been continually evolving the engine with new technology. More powerful options have since been launched, with the latest variant
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On Tuesday, September 19, 1989, a French airline Union de Transports Aériens (UTA), crashed in the landlocked country Niger in West Africa, killing all 170 passengers and crew. UTA Flight 772 was a regularly scheduled flight between Brazzaville in the People's Republic of the Congo to Paris, France, with a stop in N'Djamena, Chad. Read
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