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Civil Aviation
A Brief Look at Boeing’s Most Popular Commercial Aircraft Products
Boeing, the Chicago-headquartered aerospace giant founded in 1916 by William Boeing on the shores of Lake Union in Seattle, has...
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Emirates Removes Nearly 1 in 6 June Flights: 47 Routes Lose the Most Capacity
Emirates (EK), has slashed 16% of its June 2026 flight programme in a single scheduling update, removing nearly one in...
Read MoreJetBlue Leads: Which Airlines Took Over Spirit Airlines’ Routes And Airport Slots?
Spirit Airlines (NK), the Dania Beach, Florida-based ultra-low-cost carrier that pioneered the no-frills model in the United States, ceased all...
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Alaska Airlines Could Face $165K FAA Fine For Allowing Intoxicated Travelers
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposed a $165,000 civil fine against Alaska Airlines (AS) on May 26, 2026, alleging that...
Read MoreHong Kong Airport Opens HK$12.9 Billion Terminal 2 Targeting 120 Million Passengers
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) opened the departure facilities of its new Terminal 2 (T2) on May 27, 2026, part...
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Why is India Publishing Only an Interim Report on Deadly Air India 787 Plane Crash?
As the first anniversary of the deadliest aviation disaster in a decade approaches, India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is...
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Why Did WestJet Cut These 24 Routes to the US and 14 Routes to the Caribbean?
WestJet Airlines (WS) has eliminated 41 international routes from its network when comparing its January 2025–May 2026 schedule against forward...
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What is Turbulence? Can turbulence crash a plane? Myths of turbulence
On May 21, 2024, a 73-year-old British passenger named Geoff Kitchen died aboard Singapore Airlines (SQ) flight SQ321 after the...
Read MoreWhat Are the Various Boeing 737 Types?
Since Boeing’s 737-100 rolled out at Boeing’s Renton factory in January 1967, the type has accumulated more than 7,000 deliveries...
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