A common misconception is that aircraft engine part availability issues only affect specific regions like the Philippines, resulting in flight cancellations. However, the reality is
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A World Without Flight Attendants – A Reality Check
The work of flight attendants, despite being critical, is often overlooked. They are more than just in-flight service providers; their importance is especially pronounced in
11 Passengers Injured Amid Cathay Pacific CX880 Evacuation
A shocking event unfolded in the early hours last June 24 when Cathay Pacific flight CX880, scheduled from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Los
Qantas and Emirates Partnership Awaits Final Approval
A significant development emerged in the long-standing partnership between Australian flagship airline Qantas and UAE’s Emirates. Last Thursday, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
Thai Airways Sets Sights on Expanding Fleet Amid Travel Boom
Thai Airways has shared their ambitious plans to expand their aircraft fleet by the end of this year. In an interview with Reuters held at
Frontier Airlines Stands Firm Against Potential Aircraft Grounding
Denver-based Frontier Airlines has responded to the threat of potential aircraft grounding by moving to the courts. The airline, operating primarily with Airbus narrowbody jets,
Why the Names of Airbus Planes Begin With “A3” or “A3XX”
Many might wonder why the names of Airbus aircraft start with an “A3” such as A300, A310, A320, A330, A340, A350, and A380. Let’s delve
PAL A350-1000 Jets Will Be Configured with 380 Seats
The finalized deal between Philippine Airlines and Airbus, which includes the purchase of nine A350-1000 widebody jets, was a highlight of the 2023 Paris Air
Classic Jetliners: The Hawker Siddeley Trident
The world of aviation in the mid-20th century saw the arrival of the Hawker Siddeley Trident, a British trijet airliner that made its first flight
The World’s Largest Commercial Jet Orders of All Time
Recently, there’s been a wave of large-scale aircraft purchases, with airlines snapping up high volumes of planes. Notably, Indian airlines Indigo and Air India have