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
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What is Riyadh Air and Why Qatar Airways Should Watch Out
In the aviation industry, underestimating startups can be a strategic error, especially when considering the dynamic landscape of the Middle East. Currently, Qatar Airways reigns
The Story Behind the Flat Bottom Engines of the Boeing 737
My earliest memory of boarding a Boeing 737-300 from Philippine Airlines dates back to the early 2000s. At that time, something about the aircraft caught
Boeing Looks Forward to Selling 737 MAX to Riyadh Air
Exciting times are ahead for Boeing as it gears up to broker a significant deal involving the sale of at least 150 of its 737
Vietjet Receives Sixth Airbus A330
Making waves in the aviation industry, Vietjet, the renowned Vietnamese carrier, recently welcomed its sixth Airbus A330-300 to their fleet. This is in line with
Ryanair Seals an Order for 150 Boeing 737 MAX 10 Jets
Boeing has once again proved its mettle by securing a tremendous order for its 737 MAX jets. This comes after the renowned European airline, Ryanair,
Ryanair on Verge of Sealing a Major Deal for Boeing 737 MAX
Exciting news for Boeing 737 fans, as it seems Ryanair is about to sign a significant new aircraft order with Boeing for a three-digit number
China Carriers Reports Narrower Losses Amid Border Reopening
China’s three largest airlines have reported narrower losses in the first quarter, as both domestic and international travel picked up following the country’s relaxation of
Boeing to Deliver 450 737 MAX in 2023 Amid Production Issues
Boeing recently announced its 1st quarter 2023 financial results, stating that despite ongoing production issues, it still expects to deliver between 400 and 450 Boeing
Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries to China: A Step Forward
After more than four years of halted deliveries following two fatal crashes, Boeing may finally resume deliveries of its 737 MAX aircraft to Chinese airlines.