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IndiGo has found itself in hot water with select politicians after it requested a passenger to relocate from an emergency exit seat to the row behind due to a language barrier. The female passenger only spoke Telegu and not English or Hindi on the flight to Hyderabad, the language spoken by the crew on the […]

Bremen (BRE) in northern Germany and Norwich (NWI) in the UK's East Anglia region are two airports where passengers rely heavily on KLM Cityhopper services to Amsterdam (AMS) to enable longer onward connections. However, despite both having multiple flights a day to and from AMS, traffic between the two is limited. Read More Here: Review:

Pilots N Paws is a nonprofit organization that works with pilots to rescue animals all throughout the United States. The organization was founded 15 years ago and is growing strong today, with pilots in all 50 states in the U.S. The rescue process is entirely free for the person requesting rescue, and the pilots are

The government of Ghana has confirmed its next investor in its aviation industry. Following the demise of Ghana Airways in 2004 and that of Ghana International Airlines in 2010, Ghana has been with no national carrier, although the country intends to make its capital Accra an aviation hub in West Africa. Read More Here: Ashanti

Although only 55 were produced, B757-300 is still going strong, including with Delta. It has 16, more than the A330-200, A220-300, and A321neo. And just one fewer aircraft than the A330neo and five fewer than the B767-400ER. Still, context is needed. Across Delta's October flights, the B757-300 is responsible for just 0.93%. One in every

British Airways has taken delivery of its 1st Boeing 787 in over two years. Since taking delivery of its 1st two Boeing 787-10s in the space of a week, the British flag carrier hasn't taken any further 787s, with brand-new aircraft going to desert storage in California instead. Read More Here: British Airways Has Taken

A few days after unveiling a significant design update to its first electric aircraft and obtaining confirmed orders from one of North America's largest airlines, Air Canada, Heart Aerospace announced the Canadian flag carrier and Saab as its two newest minority shareholders. Read More Here: Air Canada & Saab To Become Heart Aerospace Shareholders |

On Sunday, September 18th, a pilot died in a tragic accident at the Reno Air Races in Reno, Nevada. During the air race, a single-pilot Aero Vodochody L-29 airplane collided with the ground resulting in the pilot's death. Upon impact, the aircraft burst into flames. The official cause of the crash has not yet been

Saudi Arabia seems to be flying on momentum when creating new airlines, as the Kingdom's planned mega-city of Neom has received the government's approval to launch its own carrier. The new airline serving Neom, yet to be named or thoroughly planned out, would officially be the third Saudi Arabian carrier established after the flag carrier

There's a new route joining the coveted world's ten longest list. It is Air New Zealand's brand-new ultra-long haul from Auckland to New York JFK, which returned from its first roundtrip on September 19th. It ranks fourth-longest, overtaking Singapore Airlines' long-standing Singapore to Los Angeles. Read More Here: 8,400+ Miles: The World’s 10 Longest Routes