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Earning Their Wings: American Airlines Hires Its First Two Cadet Academy Graduates

Two of the first graduates of the American Airlines Cadet Academy have joined the carrier's mainline flight deck as first officers. The announcement comes as part of American Airlines' plan to hire 4,000 pilots by the end of 2023. Read More Here: Earning Their Wings: American Airlines Hires Its First Two Cadet Academy Graduates |

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American Airlines’ AAirpass: The Unlimited Flight Pass That Didn’t Work

Nowadays, the American Airlines Airpass is known as an all-inclusive membership program that offers elite status, flight discounts, and other perks, for an annual fee. However, in the early 1980s, American Airlines unveiled a special unlimited version of its AAirpass (two As back then). Read More Here: American Airlines’ AAirpass: The Unlimited Flight Pass That

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Is The 777X Bigger Than The 747?

Boeing's upcoming flagship widebody, the 777X, promises plenty for both airlines and passengers. Features include the largest engines to date, the highest capacity of a twinjet ever, and improved efficiency over the current Triple Seven and, of course, any quadjet. The larger 777-9 takes over from the iconic Boeing 747, offering almost the same capacity,

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Technical Issue: WestJet App Users Briefly Able To View Other Customers’ Data

While digitalization brings joy through convenience, it also brings terror over privacy concerns once glitches and issues occur and cause sensitive information to be leaked. Unfortunately for some of WestJet's customers, their worst fears came as other users' personal data was made accessible and visible. Read More Here: Technical Issue: WestJet App Users Briefly Able

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AAIB Publishes Report Into British Airways Airbus A350 Tail Strike

The Aircraft Accidents Investigation Branch(AAIB) has released the official report regarding the tail strike of a British Airways Airbus A350. The incident occurred on January 2nd, 2022, at London Heathrow Airport(LHR). All persons aboard the aircraft were declared safe and unharmed. The incident was the result of a go-around procedure executed by the pilots. The

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