The world of aviation in the mid-20th century saw the arrival of the Hawker Siddeley Trident, a British trijet airliner that made its first flight
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The World’s Largest Commercial Jet Orders of All Time
Recently, there’s been a wave of large-scale aircraft purchases, with airlines snapping up high volumes of planes. Notably, Indian airlines Indigo and Air India have
How Planes Flying Avoid Mid-Air Collisions
In an earlier article, I talked about how busy our skies can be. With Flightradar24, we can see that around 20,000 planes can be in
Wake Turbulence Categories: Heavy, Medium, and Light
Surely you’ve listened to a chat between a pilot and control tower. They sometimes talk about Heavy, Medium, or Light. You might think they’re just
Historic Aircraft: The Bristol Brabazon
While I was working on an article about aircraft with contra-rotating propellers, I found a unique looking plane that immediately intrigued me. After looking into
The Difference Between Commercial and Private Planes
After having the privilege of exploring the hangars of numerous companies offering private jet and chartered air services, I’ve developed a profound fascination for private
How Commercial Planes are Delivered to the Airlines
Once they’re assembled, tested, and signed off, commercial aircraft of all sizes – from long-range jets to short-range turboprops – need to make their way
Unfolding the Tale of Zest Air – From Juice Brand to Airline
Many of us hold fond childhood memories of sipping on the tangy Zest-O orange juice. Who would have ever imagined this delightful beverage brand would
The Chevrons on Boeing 747-8, 787, and 737 MAX Jets
The majority of a plane’s external components are more than just for visual appeal. They each serve a purpose. The winglets and flat-bottom engines, for
Why The Name of Boeing Planes Start and End with a “7”
Many of us are acquainted with various models of Boeing planes, including the 717, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, and 787. But have you