When you’re at the airport, awaiting your boarding call, a striking scene often unfolds. Suddenly, a group of cabin crew members appears, impeccably dressed and
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Airlines will Never Lower Standards in Choosing Flight Attendants
If you’re hoping for airlines to lower their standards for cabin crew selection, think again! Airlines will never compromise on their standards when choosing flight
Five Early Airlines You May Not Know Of
When we think of early airlines, names like DELAG, KLM, Qantas, Pan Am, TWA, Avianca, and BOAC often come to mind. However, there were other,
Turkish Airlines Announces Massive 220 Aircraft Order from Airbus
On December 15, 2023, Turkish Airlines made an explosive announcement, an order for an astounding 220 aircraft from Airbus, marking a substantial expansion in their
Qantas Charts a Course for a Greener, Smoother Future
The Qantas Group has taken flight in shaping the future of Australian aviation with their comprehensive submission to the Federal Government’s Aviation Green Paper. This
The A330-800neo is Airbus’ Worst Selling Plane
The Airbus A330-800neo, a variant of the A330neo family, has faced a challenging market since its inception. Despite sharing many features with its more successful
Emirates Flight Training Academy Graduates 58 New Pilots
The skies above Dubai brimmed with excitement as Emirates Flight Training Academy (EFTA) celebrated its fourth graduation ceremony, releasing 58 bright-eyed new pilots into the
What are Swiss Cheese Flaps?
It may surprise many to learn that a type of flap known as “Swiss cheese flaps” once existed. These unique flaps, no longer found on
Avolon Orders 100 Airbus A321neo and 40 Boeing 737 MAX
Avolon has recently announced a significant expansion of its fleet, confirming orders for 100 Airbus A321neo aircraft and 40 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. These new
The Reason Why the Boeing 777X Have Folding Wingtips
I once thought that folding wingtips were limited to military planes, particularly those used on aircraft carriers. Aircraft such as the F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-4