Picture yourself cruising above the clouds at a towering altitude of 30,000 feet. A flight attendant gracefully places a food tray in front of you.
Category: Aviation Information
The Different External Sensors Found On Planes
As passengers, we’re often enamored by the wonders of commercial aviation, blissfully unaware of the intricacies that ensure our safety and comfort. Key to these
Understanding ILS or Instrument Landing Systems
It’s not uncommon for passengers to feel apprehensive about landing amidst harsh weather conditions like torrential rain or thick fog, primarily because their view differs
How Hush Kits on Older Aircraft Reduce Engine Noise
When we think about aviation, we often think about the roar of engines, the thrill of takeoff, and the gentle hum as we cruise in
How Do Pilots Steer an Airplane While on the Ground
A common misconception held by many is that the yoke or side stick is used by pilots to steer an airplane when it’s on the
Why PAL Chose to Purchase the Airbus A350-1000 Over the A380
In a recent turn of events, Philippine Airlines (PAL) has caught the attention of aviation enthusiasts with its decision to place an order via a
Understanding Airport Runway Markings
Have you ever looked out the airplane window during takeoff or landing and noticed the various markings on the runway? These markings provide essential information
Classic Turboprops: The Short 360
During the late 1980s, Philippine Airlines operated a particular aircraft fondly called the “Sunriser.” This turboprop aircraft was none other than the Short 360, also
Classic Jetliners: The Convair 990 Coronado
As a child of the 80s and 90s, one of my fondest memories was playing with Trump Cards (shoutout to fellow 80s and 90s kids!)
How Much Fuel is Loaded on a Plane for Every Trip
When boarding a flight, many passengers wonder if there’s enough fuel on the plane to complete the trip. Rest assured that pilots and flight planners