Research
Sixth-Most Dangerous Airport that No Longer Exists: The Legacy of Hong Kong International Airport, Kai Tak (HKG)
Hong Kong International Airport, Kai Tak (HKG), operated in the Kowloon City District of Hong Kong from 25 January 1925...
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USD 1.75 billion in 2025 to USD 4.86 billion by 2030: AI is Bringing a Wind of High-Impact Change to the Aviation Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the global aviation industry at a pace that few could have predicted even five...
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How Emirates Recycled and Reused 88,000 Kilograms of Plastic From Inflight Dining
Emirates (EK), the world’s largest international airline by international passenger kilometres flown, has repurposed more than 88,000 kilograms of plastic...
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45 Years and Counting: How Old are Planes Flying in Nepal, Really?
Nepal occupies a peculiar position in global aviation: it is a country where the extraordinary difficulty of the terrain has...
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1958–2026: The Complete History of Nepal Airlines’ Aircraft Liveries
Nepal Airlines Corporation, formerly known as Royal Nepal Airlines Corporation, was set up in July 1958 with a Douglas DC-3...
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Nearly 100 Aircraft Lost: How Common & Dangerous Are Bird Strikes in Nepalese Aviation?
Nepal is home to 871 of the world’s roughly 10,000 bird species, and that extraordinary biodiversity collides with the nation’s...
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The Evolution of Qantas Liveries: Every Major Design From 1920 to 2026
Qantas Airways (QF), whose name comes from the origins of its formation on 16 November 1920 as the Queensland and...
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Is Pilot Training a Degree Course? How to Become a Pilot?
The most common question from aspiring pilots is whether pilot training is a degree course. The answer is no. Pilot...
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Why pilots wear sunglasses? Five best pilot sunglasses
Pilots wear sunglasses for the same reason surgeons wear gloves: their working environment exposes a critical biological asset to an...
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