Way back, it was easy for me to identify Airbus planes as they were usually wide-body, twin-engine aircraft, starting with the A300. At that time,
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Delta’s Winter Relaunch of Daily Flights to Africa
Delta is bolstering its position as the top U.S. airline for flights to Africa this winter by resuming daily flights from New York-JFK to Lagos,
PAL May Order More A350-1000s by Year End 2024
Philippine Airlines’ (PAL) resurgence from the pandemic has been remarkable, especially after recording an all-time high performance in 2023. The airline plans to reinvest all
PAL to Reconfigure A321CEOs with New Seats and IFEs
In 2012, when Philippine Airlines (PAL), under the management of San Miguel Corporation, announced an order for 54 Airbus planes, including 34 A321ceos, 10 A321neos,
Why Some Boeing Planes Use Raked Wingtips
When we observe the wingtips of today’s commercial aircraft, they are often equipped with wingtip devices, mostly winglets. The Boeing 737NG and the Airbus A320
Singapore Airlines A350 Almost Departs with Pitot Covers
A potentially serious oversight was averted at Brisbane Airport thanks to the vigilance of an alert refueller. The incident involved a Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900,
Korean Air Eyes Expansion with Airbus A350 Acquisition
Korean Air is on the brink of a significant expansion, eyeing the acquisition of approximately 20 A350 wide-body jets from Airbus, a move highlighted as
We Expect SMC to Fix NAIA, and Not Leave it Half-Baked
The Philippines’ main airport, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), urgently requires rehabilitation. Imagine, the gateway to the Philippines appears almost rural when compared to
The Current Status of Cebu Pacific’s Former Airbus A319s
Cebu Pacific initially operated older Douglas DC-9s and Boeing 757s before transitioning to become a predominantly Airbus airline in 2005, incorporating two Airbus A320s and
AirAsia Converts 36 A321neo Orders to A321neo LR
AirAsia is embarking on an ambitious journey to become the first global network carrier among low-cost airlines, as announced by Tony Fernandes, CEO of parent