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Numerous high-profile carriers have swapped out their older A330s for deliveries of 787s. Can Airbus fight back?
Airbus A380: 5 Things To Know Before Your First Flight On The Superjumbo
The beloved aircraft has several other unique features other than its sheer size.
Iberia Has Taken Delivery Of The 1st Airbus A321XLR
The Spanish flag carrier Iberia has taken delivery of the world's 1st Airbus A321XLR bound for passenger service.
Embraer To Airbus: What Do You Make Of Breeze Airways' Fleet Shift?
It has now been more than three years since Breeze Airways commenced operations, with the David Neeleman-led startup carrier having flown its first scheduled services in May of 2021. In the time that has followed, the airline's young fleet has begun to undergo an interesting transition, shifting its focus from the Embraer E-Jet series to the Airbus A220-300. With more and more A220s having been delivered, Breeze is moving to shift the focus of its Embraer operations from scheduled services to charter flights. In a recent interview with Simple Flying, founder and CEO David Neeleman confirmed that Breeze's remaining E-Jets will start to go off lease in 2026, while also reflecting that it would have been easier to have an all-A220 fleet from the outset. With the A220 being widely lauded for its passenger experience, as well as Breeze's examples having a 'Breeze Ascent' premium cabin compared to the E-Jets' all-economy layouts, the shift towards the Airbus model certainly represents an e
Train vs. Plane: Should We Choose Eco-Friendly Travel Over Convenience?
In an era where the sustainability of aviation is being called into question, some suggest that we should eschew flying in favor of taking the train. While more environmentally friendly, trains are also slower and more expensive. Meanwhile, the aviation industry is making strides toward eco-friendlier options, such as sustainable aviation fuels and electric planes, but these solutions are still in development. Should we ditch flying en masse in the name of the environment and take the train, or should we prioritize convenience and support advancements in greener aviation? Share your thoughts.
How Can India Emerge As A Key Player in the Global Aircraft Supply Chain?
How will the 'Make in India' scheme position India as a crucial player in the global aircraft supply chain, especially as the aviation industry grapples with ongoing supply chain disruptions and delivery delays? With a low-wage workforce and an increasing number of engineering graduates, India has the potential to become a key supplier of essential aircraft components like cabin interiors, avionics, and engine parts. As the Indian government pushes for passenger aircraft Final Assembly Lines (FAL), could India instead focus on component manufacturing? Additionally, how could this shift help the global aviation industry reduce reliance on Russia and support a China+1 strategy? Your valuable insights will help shape a resilient future for aviation manufacturing.
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Air Canada Expands Shanghai And Beijing Flight Service
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New Report: Explosive Materials Traces Found In Remains Of Deadly 2016 Egyptair Airbus A320 Crash
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1994 AC Flight 901 Bombing In Panama: US State Department Offers $5 Million Reward For Information
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What Are The Most Important Stages In An Air Crash Investigation?
Air crash investigations are paramount in order to discover the cause of the crash and correct future incidents. let's discover the steps.
Southwest Airlines Adds Its New Longest Route In The Lower 48 US States
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Airbus Names Commercial Aircraft CEO Successor
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How Do Pilots & Ground Crew Ensure Safe Pushback Procedures?
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Lufthansa's Luxurious New Allegris First Class Suite Takes Off To India In November
The aircraft, which Airbus delivered on October 16, was Lufthansa's fourth A350-900 delivery in 2024.
Big Change: The 10 European Airlines With The Most US Destinations
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Spirit Airlines Will Furlough 330 More Pilots By January To Cut Costs
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The Incredible Fleet Of Koch Industries
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Airbus Maintains 770 Aircraft Delivery Goal Despite Supply-Chain Hurdles
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Qantas Launches Airbus A330 Brisbane - Philippines Flights
The partnership between Qantas and Brisbane Airport has progressed further, with flights to Manila starting this week.
British Airways Resumes Boeing 777 Nonstop Route to Bangkok
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Delta To Install New Cabin Interiors On Boeing 757 Followed By Airbus A350
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California And US Airlines Agree To Boost SAF Use To 200 Million Gallons By 2035
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Gotland: The Swedish Island That Could Be The Perfect Proving Ground For Electric Airliners
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The short answer is yes, you can receive flight training in an amateur-built aircraft. However, there are some issues that may limit this opportunity. First, the aircraft in question must have already completed it’s flight test phase (called “phase one operations”).
CFI’s can charge for flight training in an experimental. You may not use an experimental for business. They seem like they contradict, but they don’t. You can charge for instruction, just …
The policy confirms the FAA’s position that any instructor is “operating” an aircraft, regardless of who owns, rents, or otherwise uses the aircraft, and regardless of whether the use of the aircraft is compensated.
Special Light Sport Aircraft may be used for paid flight instruction and rental. Jim Lee’s Lambada motorglider SLSA features a feathering prop for soaring. An FAA ruling (later …
Amateur-built aircraft are built by individuals and licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as “Experimental.” The Experimental designation has been in existence for more than …
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AC 43-13-1B, Acceptable Methods, Techniques, & Practices of Aircraft Inspection and Repair, should be used for any aircraft. The checklist 14 CFR 43, Appendix D (or similar, like the checklist in AC-90-89B), should be …