In aviation, safety is taken very seriously, and in this industry, there is no such thing as “OA” (over-acting). Professionals in this field would rather
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Japan Coast Guard Expands Helicopter Fleet with Additional H225s
The Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has recently expanded its helicopter fleet, placing an order for three additional H225 helicopters. This acquisition increases its total H225
American Airlines Enhances A320ceo Fleet with Avionics Upgrades
American Airlines has entered into an agreement with Airbus to upgrade 150 of its A320ceo family aircraft with cutting-edge avionic systems. Announced on March 10,
FAA Investigates Boeing Whistleblower Allegations
The FAA is actively investigating claims made by a Boeing whistleblower, suggesting that the aerospace giant overlooked critical safety and quality measures in the production
A Third of the World’s PW1000G Equipped Jets are Grounded
Approximately a third 30% of jets equipped with Pratt & Whitney’s PW1000G turbofans are grounded around the world. This situation stems from a recall issued
Being a Flight Attendant is Not All Glamorous, It Has Challenges
During a recent cabin crew recruitment event I attended, I had the opportunity to chat with several aspiring flight attendants. When asked why they wanted
The Antonov An-22, the Largest Turboprop in the World
When the name “Antonov” is mentioned, many immediately think of the An-225, which was once the world’s largest aircraft until its destruction during the Ukraine-Russian
Rear-Mounted Versus Wing-Mounted Engines
There are only two places in an airplane where jet engines are positioned, either in the rear or aft, and at the wings. Both have
Spirit Airlines to Defer Airbus Deliveries
Spirit Airlines is taking steps to streamline its operations and sharpen its focus on core services. In a strategic move announced on April 8, 2024,
What those Airport Runway Lights Stand For
You might be curious about the abundance of airport runway lights and why they aren’t just standard ones. Additionally, you might wonder why they come