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Burning Odor Prompts Palma-Bound Ryanair Flight To Divert To Toulouse

A Ryanair flight traveling from Newcastle, UK, to Palma Mallorca, Spain, diverted to Toulouse, France, when a burning odor was detected onboard. While traveling at flight level 370, the flight crew was made aware of a burning smell that plagued the cabin. The aircraft landed safely at Toulouse, and all persons aboard the aircraft have

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Overly-Early Arrivals Only Proving To Add To Overcrowding At London Stansted

For decades, airlines have told passengers to make sure they get to the airport with plenty of time to catch their flights. In the COVID era that has meant adding more time to navigate the extra health protocols, documentation and general inconvenience of the whole check-in process. Read More Here: Overly-Early Arrivals Only Proving To

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Iberia Express Cabin Crew Members Warn Of A Possible Ten-Day Strike Between August And September

The cabin crew members of Iberia Express have announced they could hold a ten-day strike between August 28 and September 6 if the airline management does not improve the labor conditions addressed in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). Up to 517 employees based in Madrid could strike, impacting the average of 120 flights the

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Like In The Movies: Do Aircraft Really Explode Or Disintegrate Upon Crashing?

Aircraft and the aviation industry often feature in the entertainment scene, in a more or less dramatic fashion. However, producers and directors have sometimes popularized false beliefs in order to create more intense scenes for TV shows and movie theaters. For example, aircraft do not always explode or disintegrate upon crashing, contrary to popular belief

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Bogota’s El Dorado Airport Instals A Category III Instrument Landing System – How Will It Benefit?

The Colombian civil aviation authority (Aeronáutica Civil) has certified the use of a Category III (CAT III) Instrument Landing System (ILS) in Bogotá’s El Dorado International Airport (BOG). By employing this ILS CAT III, airlines landing in Bogotá will be able to do it even when there is complex and adverse weather at the airport.

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The Boeing 757: An Aircraft That Changed The Nature Of Flying To Hawaii

The Boeing 757 is known for many reasons: its long and thin pencil-like shape, oversized engines, and surprisingly high cargo carrying capacity, among other things. However, the jet’s role in changing the nature of Hawaii to US-mainland travel still remains a lesser-known fact. The Boeing 757 transformed how US airlines flew to Hawaii and made

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