The Cessna 172, like the A-10 Warthog, has a straight-wing design. The Airbus A350, like the Tupolev Tu-95 Bear bomber, has a swept-wing design. The
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Cebu Pacific Reports Higher Revenue Amid Expansion Efforts
Cebu Pacific saw its total revenue rise to P74.5 billion for the first nine months of 2024, reflecting an 11% increase compared to the same
Commercial Aircraft with Outstanding Safety Records
I have never doubted that air travel is the safest form of travel today. Given the amount of focus on safety, your chances of being
Singapore Airlines Plans Major Retrofit for Airbus A350 Fleet
Singapore Airlines has announced its extensive plan to retrofit its Airbus A350 fleet, allocating US$1.1 billion for this program. This upgrade will target long-haul cabin
What Goes On During an Airline’s Flight Attendant Training?
An airline’s flight attendant training is very challenging, and I have been reiterating that flight attendant aspirants should prepare well for it. Trust me, it
Why Cebu Pacific is the Fastest Growing Airline in the Philippines
I have always known Cebu Pacific to be a dynamic airline. First, they act aggressively. Second, they avoid pushing too hard, steering clear of risks
LATAM Airlines Expands with New Boeing 787 Dreamliner Order
LATAM Airlines, the largest operator of Boeing 787s in Latin America, has added to its modern fleet by ordering 10 more Boeing 787 Dreamliners. LATAM
A Look at Cebu Pacific’s Current Route Network
Whenever I travel domestically in the Philippines, I notice that for every flight of another airline displayed on airport flight status boards, there are usually
Cathay Pacific Reveals New Aria Business Class
Cathay Pacific has introduced its latest Aria Suite for Business Class, along with a new Premium Economy and refreshed Economy Class on its retrofitted Boeing
Cebu Pacific’s Guide for a Smoother Undas Travel Season
As the Undas travel season approaches, Cebu Pacific aims to ensure that all passengers have a smooth and comfortable experience. With a rise in travelers