“What will happen if an engine were to fail during take-off?” As a child, this thought would linger in my mind every time I boarded
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PAL and Creditors Enter into Share Swap Deal
PAL Holdings, the parent firm of Philippine Airlines, has shifted gears with a fresh strategy. They’ve revised their request to the Philippine Stock Exchange to
Airbus to be Testing a New Wing Technology for Future Aircraft
Airbus is meticulously preparing for the future. In fact, Airbus is escalating testing on a new wing technology, a critical step in establishing the groundwork
Emirates Group Setting to go on a Global Talent Hunt
After a fruitful recruitment period, the Emirates Group is again setting sail on an ambitious global talent hunt. Their target? To populate over 180 diverse
Singapore Airlines Brings Back A380 Services to Narita
Singapore Airlines is ready to reinstate its Airbus A380 service to Tokyo Narita, breathing new life into the route. It was among the first globally
A Glimpse of AirAsia Airbus A330neos
Speculation is rife in the aviation community about the possible inclusion of the Airbus A330neo in the AirAsia Philippines fleet. Despite no official confirmation yet,
Thai Airways Enhances Fleet with A320s from Thai Smile
Thai Airways International recently broadened its fleet by incorporating four Airbus A320s from its subsidiary, Thai Smile. This transition takes place ahead of an impending
Passengers Injured After Hawaiian Airlines Encounter Turbulence
On their journey from Honolulu to Sydney, passengers aboard a Hawaiian Airlines flight found themselves caught in severe, unexpected turbulence right over the heart of
Why NAIA T2 Will Be A Huge Advantage for AirAsia Philippines
The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as AirAsia Philippines finally relocated its domestic operations to NAIA Terminal 2, aptly dubbed as “T2.” AirAsia Philippines brands
Cebu Pacific Welcomes Its First A320neo Built in China
Cebu Pacific recently celebrated its eighth aircraft arrival for 2023 — a brand-new A320neo aircraft straight from Airbus’ Final Assembly Line in Tianjin, China. This