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Time for Change: Qantas’ Aging Fleet Draws Criticism
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce is under fire for not prioritizing the modernization of the airline's aging fleet. With an average age of 15 years, Qantas' fleet is the oldest among…
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Icelandair Embraces Airbus A321XLR for Fleet Renewal
In a historic move, Icelandair has signed a memorandum of understanding to purchase 13 Airbus A321XLR aircraft, marking the airline's first-ever Airbus order. This decision is part of Icelandair's strategy…
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EVA Air Launches Taipei-Clark Route, Expands Philippine Presence
Taiwan's EVA Air has recently launched daily flights between Taipei and Clark in the Philippines, expanding its reach in the Southeast Asian region. This new route is a significant addition…
Why the Avro RJ100 and BAe-146 Have No Reverse Thrust
The Avro RJ100, also known as the BAe-146, is an interesting and unique aircraft. With its four engines, high wing, T-tail design, and broad body, it stands out among other…
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Modern Jetliners: The Airbus A340
I still remember the first time I laid eyes on an Airbus A340 back in 1996 when Philippine Airlines acquired the aircraft. Up until that point, I believed that all…
Those Strange Sounds You Hear When You Ride Airplanes
As a young boy and first-time flyer, I often found myself frightened by the strange sounds I encountered on airplanes, especially when I didn't know what they were. The flickering…
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Airfare Surge in Asia-Pacific and Middle East Regions
The Airport Industry Outlook, a report by the Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific in partnership with Mott MacDonald, highlights a significant surge in airfares in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East…
Classic Jetliners: The Dassault Mercure
In the late 1960s and 1970s, the commercial passenger aircraft industry featured a diverse array of manufacturers, unlike today's market, which is primarily dominated by Boeing and Airbus. Back then,…
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PAL Considering to Revive Flights to Europe
For those who have been eagerly waiting, Philippine Airlines (PAL) is considering the revival of flights to Europe as part of their efforts to rebuild international routes that were affected…
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Thai AirAsia X Rehabilitation are Coming Soon
Thai AirAsia X is working on a rehabilitation plan as it looks to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to CEO Tassapon Bijleveld, the low-cost carrier is…