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After the long-awaited resumption in the deliveries of the Dreamliner was approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) last month, Boeing's deliveries have gradually improved to 35 aircraft. The manufacturer delivered 27 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, five freighters, and two Dreamliners. Read More Here: Boeing Boosts Output As 787 Deliveries Resume | SimpleFlying.com via Flight […]

The altitude of an aircraft is one of the most important indications in the cockpit. There are two main methods of altitude measurement. The primary measurement for altitude of an aircraft comes from a pressure altimeter. A pressure altimeter can sense ambient pressure and convert it into an altitude. Read More Here: What Are Altimeters

On September 13th, 1992, a Douglas DC-10-30 was scheduled to fly a charter service to JFK Airport in New York from Madrid. The flight, operated by Spantax, was to make an intermediate stop in Malaga. It arrived from Madrid at 08:20 local time, with 121 passengers, one baby, 13 crewmembers and four airline employees on

The Mexican government is interested in attracting Qatar Airways and has offered the Gulf carrier a pair of slots to serve Mexico City. Nonetheless, if Qatar Airways were interested in flying to this city, it would have to land at the newly opened Felipe Angeles International Airport (NLU) rather than the older and busiest Benito

Following the end of World War Two, the French Air Force found itself with two military transports, the German Junkers Ju 52, which for a short while, was manufactured in France. The second aircraft was surplus American Douglas C-47 Skytrains developed from the civilian Douglas DC-3. Read More Here: The Life & Times Of France’s

Queen Elizabeth II passed away last week at 96, holding the prestige honor of Queen for more than 70 years. Today, her coffin is being transported from Edinburgh to Northolt on a Royal Air Force (RAF) Boeing C-17 Globemaster. Read More Here: Final Journey: The Queen Is Flown To London Ahead Of Her Funeral On

On Sunday, January 8th, 1989, British Midland flight 092 took off from London's Heathrow Airport, flying onward to Belfast. It was a Boeing 737-400 aircraft, registration G-OBME, with 118 passengers and eight crew members onboard. The airline world was still very tense, as it was only two weeks since Pan Am flight 103 exploded over

JetBlue Airways is adding more flights to connect New York City’s JFK International Airport with Cartagena, Columbia’s Rafael Núñez International Airport. The flights will go from four times a week to daily starting October 31 and will be operated with the airline’s 162-seat Airbus A320-200 aircraft. Read More Here: JetBlue Boosts New York To Cartagena

Since the start of its operations in July 2020, Air Arabia Abu Dhabi’s fleet grew from just two Airbus A320 aircraft at launch to eight new aircraft as of today, with additional aircraft expected to join the fleet before the year ends. And on September 13th, the capital's first low-cost carrier celebrated yet another significant

President Joe Biden has pledged that many of the US's largest airports will be improved. The pledge came during a speech at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) on Monday, September 12th. The address was given to reaffirm the Biden administration's resolve to improve the state of US airports as a part of a multi-billion dollar