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For years now, people have dreamed of being able to take to the skies in flying cars. Just think about it – wouldn't it be nice to avoid the morning rush hour and have a relaxing ride to work up in the sky? Unsurprisingly, plenty of people have been inspired by this notion, and there […]

For many of us, our first recollection of a flying car dates back to Saturday morning watching cartoons in front of the television. Wanting to produce something opposite to the Flintstones, who lived in a comical version of the Stone Age, Hanna Barbara came up with the Jetsons, a family living in the future with

In mid-August, Emirates announced the reintroduction of its flagship Airbus A380 to Perth, scheduled for December 1st. However, passengers might get a seat on the superjumbo on the Dubai-Perth route much earlier than anticipated, as Emirates is bringing forward the reintroduction by a month, which sees the Airbus A380 returning on November 1st instead. Read

The United Kingdom's Foreign Office has asked world leaders traveling to London for Queen Elizabeth's funeral to travel via commercial flights and buses to Westminster Abbey, where the funeral will be held the following Monday. Read More Here: Will President Biden Fly To The U.K. On Air Force One For Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral? |

International aviation has made an incredible recovery since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. However, the ranking of the world's busiest routes has changed significantly. Let's take a look at which routes saw the most traffic in August 2022, the peak of the IATA summer season. Read More Here: What Were The

Any discussion of Delta's fleet inevitably revolves around its long-haul types or perhaps the newly introduced A321neos or aircraft not far from being withdrawn. Understandably, less attention is given to retired equipment, let alone Delta Connection's long-gone turboprops. Read More Here: Retired 11 Years Ago: Delta Air Lines’ Short-Lived Saab 340s Operations | SimpleFlying.com via

Modern transport aircraft are power-hungry machines. In the past few years, they have become more and more electricity dependent. Even the most critical components of aircraft such as the flight control systems require electricity for proper functionality. The latest generation airplanes such as the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 are known as More Electric Aircraft

Azul Linhas Aéreas will use one of its ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft on a unique and exciting transatlantic route in a few days. The aircraft will be connecting Belo Horizonte to Napoli, with several stops in between. This upcoming transatlantic flight is more intriguing because it will be without any passengers, as the aircraft is

Delta Air Lines will begin offering a long-awaited international air service connecting Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa, to Atlanta, US. It will launch a triangular service between these three destinations on December 2nd. The route will be flown on an Airbus A350, which will commence by departing Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL). From there,

British Airways took delivery of a new Boeing 747-400 in March 1990, following an order with Boeing in 1986. The aircraft spent the majority of its working life with British Airways, under registration G-BNLH. For a period of around two and a half years, the aircraft was leased to Qantas, before being returned to British