AirAsia Malaysia is set to expand its presence in the Chinese market by resuming direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Shantou starting June 16, and
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The Problematic Cargo Door of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10, a widely used aircraft during the 1970s and 80s, was a marvel of its time, offering remarkable capabilities and efficiency for
Aeroflot Turns to Iran for A330 Maintenance
Aeroflot is facing a tough challenge due to the international sanctions against Russia. These sanctions have resulted in the European Union (EU) closing its airspace
Airbus Q1 Deliveries Drop, Sells A350 Freighters
Airbus has reported an 11% drop in first-quarter deliveries and announced the sale of four A350 freighters to an undisclosed customer on Tuesday. The company
Chinese Airlines Resume 737 MAX Operations
Boeing recently reported that 11 Chinese airlines have resumed operating the 737 MAX as of April 10th. This development is a significant milestone for the
Boeing Targets 737 MAX Recovery by 2025
After facing several challenges in recent years, including two deadly crashes and the COVID-19 pandemic, Boeing Co is determined to bounce back. Boeing plans to
British Airways Resumes A380 Flights to Los Angeles
After a hiatus during the northern summer, the British Airways Airbus A380 is set to make a comeback on its popular route from London Heathrow
Cebu Pacific Returns to Laoag with Daily Flights
Travel enthusiasts in the Philippines can rejoice as Cebu Pacific has announced the resumption of direct flights between Manila and Laoag starting May 22nd. After
Emergency at Dublin Airport After Ryanair Nose Wheel Collapse
An issue with a Ryanair plane’s nose wheel led to a full emergency at Dublin Airport on Sunday. Operations from the airport’s south runway were
Reverse Thrust: Slowing Down a Plane After Landing
In an earlier article, we explored various methods pilots use to decelerate an aircraft after landing. One such technique is the application of reverse thrust.