Capability Enhancer: India Successfully Tests Anti-Radiation Missile ‘Rudram-II’
India conducted a successful test firing of an air-surface anti-radiation missile from a fighter jet, Su-30MKI. The Defence Research and […]
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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 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
Global Aviation Careers with an EASA Part 66 License
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 66 license is a pivotal qualification for those pursuing a career in
Mingbo Airport: The Forgotten Most Dangerous Airport in the world
While the Lukla Airport is known as the Hillary Airport (with the name of the other mountaineer first to Everest-
Future of Aviation Industry: Innovations and Transformations Shaping the Sky
The aviation industry has faced countless challenges in recent years, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world
Journey of Airbus Company
Introduction Airbus Company has established itself as a global leader in the aerospace industry, with a rich history of innovation
Business Class: What We Need to Travel in Flight to Amsterdam
Traveling to Amsterdam in business class not only elevates your in-flight experience but also provides a host of advantages that
Lukla Airport: Myths vs Facts of “the most dangerous airport”
Pradip Bashyal, a BBC journalist based in Kathmandu and writer of the brilliant book “Sherpa” shares his thoughts on the