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“Fly the aircraft until it’s parked.” This is a common instruction provided by flight instructors during flight training. There are many things to consider during this phase of operations, including compensating for wind, aircraft speed, communication, and knowing exactly where you are and where you intend to go. This applies to small and large airports, […]

Construction work on the $9.5 billion New Terminal One at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport began earlier this summer following receipt of financial and environmental clearances. Once the construction is completed within 2026 to 2030, LOT Polish Airlines will move to the building, whereby the New Terminal One will serve as its hub

Air Europa presently operates an all-Boeing fleet, with the Spanish airline opting for aircraft from the US manufacturer's 787 'Dreamliner' family to serve its long-haul flights. However, earlier in the carrier's history, it also flew examples of two variants of the 767 series. But what happened to these aircraft? Let's find out. Read More Here:

On Monday, Avianca and Viva applied to the Colombian Civil Aviation Authority for authorization to merge, urging the government to approve the partnership in order to make the survival of Viva viable, as it faces “a complex financial situation that requires immediate intervention.” Read More Here: Avianca & Viva Seek Merger Authorization From The Colombian

Icelandic airline PLAY is offering would-be travelers the chance to win two free roundtrip tickets to Iceland. The prize also includes a sightseeing helicopter tour of the active Fagradalsfjall volcano, which is currently erupting. Read More Here: PLAY Is Giving Away Free Tickets To See Iceland’s Erupting Volcano | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap

Frontier Airlines and Denver International Airport today celebrated construction beginning on a new 120,000-square-foot ground boarding facility. The project involves remodeling an 83,000 square-foot space on the east end of Concourse A at Denver International Airport and building a 37,000 square-foot addition. The expanded facility will feature 14 gates, new customer amenities, and an adjacent

Breeze Airways today announced plans to open a new base at Rhode Island’s T.F. Green International Airport (PVD) in the city of Providence starting next year. This will make PVD Breeze’s fifth base in the United States after Charleston, Norfolk, Tampa, New Orleans, and Connecticut. The announcement was made at PVD airport, with Rhode Island

According to the latest schedule upload, 34,000 flights to, from, and within the USA in November have been removed. This is on top of previous reductions, and it's the latest month to see big changes. Read More Here: Airlines Just Cut 34,000 US Flights Planned For November | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Flights

Today marks 27 years since the deadliest aviation accident ever to occur in the country of El Salvador. On August 9th, 1995, a Boeing 737 flown by former Guatemalan regional carrier Aviateca collided with the nation's second-highest volcano, resulting in the death of everyone on board. Let's take a look at how it happened. Read

With sanctions forbidding any export of aircraft or their spare parts from the EU or the US to Russia, it was only a matter of time before airlines needed to cannibalize their own fleets to maintain operations. Reportedly, flag carrier Aeroflot has begun stripping one of its brand-new Airbus A350s for parts. Read More Here: