Aviation Vocabulary: Aircraft Boneyard (In Pictures)
Aircraft Boneyard [also referred to as Aircraft Graveyard] is defined as, “a storage area for aircraft which are retired from […]
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Aviation Vocabulary: Service Ceiling (In Pictures)
Service ceiling can be defined as, “The altitude at which the maximum rate of climb has a defined value approximating
WWDC24: Apple announces the launch of messaging features That Could Send Free In-Flight SMS Via Satellite
Apple announced various software updates in their new iOS update. In that same event, Apple also announced that they plan
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh each year will return in 2024 as 100 Vietnam War vets will take a Yellow Ribbon Honor Flight to Washington, D.C
100 Vietnam War vets will be treated to an EAA AirVenture “Yellow Ribbon Honor Flight” to Washington, DC, for the
4 Spirit Airlines Employees Suspended After Brawl Takes Place In Baltimore
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, located 50 km northeast of Washington, D.C., is where
Pilot Ejects As F-35 Crashes During Take-Off At Albuquerque International Airport
A military aircraft crashed off the airfield on Tuesday (20th May, 2024) afternoon at the Albuquerque International Sunport in New
Spirit Airlines Planning To Open New Pilot Base At Newark Liberty International Airport In September
Spirit Airlines, the seventh largest passenger carrier in North America, announced that a new pilot base at Newark Liberty International
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