Too Many Night Flights: What Is The Dutch Government Doing To Reduce Aircraft Noise?
At Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, the third busiest airport in the world, the Dutch government bans overnight flights to cut off […]
Qatar Airways Flight Headed for Dublin Sees 12 injuries as Turbulence haunts
Only a few days after Clear Air Turbulence(CAT) hit Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 and killed a passenger, the same weather
Coulson Acquires a Retired Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 to Fight Dangerous Wildfires
On May 23, 2024, a British Columbia-based aerial firefighting company, Coulson Aviation, announced the arrival of its first Boeing 737-700
Delta Air Lines Apologizes To East Tennessee State Men’s Golf Team After Baggage Workers Mishandle Equipment
On May 22, 2024, a video surfaced on X where ground handlers of Delta Air Lines were seen to mishandle
The Importance of digital archives for aviation museums
Not so long ago the catchphrase “Data is the new currency” was introduced to our vocabulary. Ever since, there have
Clear Air Turbulence: It is increasing and what can we do?
Some describe airplane travel as exciting, while certain people might experience contrasting feelings towards the same flight; it depends on
Singapore Airlines Changes Seat Belt Policy Following Severe Turbulence Injuries
After the Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 suffered turbulence over the Andaman Sea resulting in the injury of 71 people and
Boeing’s Aurora Flight Sciences Reveals New X Plane Design
On 20th May 2024, an American aviation and aeronautics company of Boeing, Aurora Flight Sciences, headquartered in Manassas, Virginia, announced
The First flight of the first airline for dogs: Bark Air
Bark Air, the dog-centric airline with a memorable catchphrase “Dogs Fly First” partnered with a jet charter company in the
Singapore Airlines CEO Apologizes For “Traumatic Experience” Of Passengers On the Turbulent SQ321 Flight
On the 23rd of May 2024, the CEO of Singapore Airlines, Goh Choon Phong, apologized to the world of aviation