The Boeing 757 held the title for the longest-range narrow-body aircraft until the Airbus A321LR came along. But unlike the Airbus, this Boeing model can
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Reasons Why Planes Land with the Nose Pointing Up
Back in the day, I thought planes landed in a straight line or even with their nose pointing down. I mean, that’s how they show
Qantas Group Orders Boeing 787; Posts Impressive Profit
Qantas Group is taking some major steps forward. Qantas announced an order for 12 Boeing 787 Dreamliner airplanes, including four 787-9 and eight 787-10 models.
What Are Those White Trails in the Sky Left by Planes?
When I was a little boy, my guardian would point to the sky, showing me those white trails, and say, “Look, it’s a jet!” I
Difference Between Narrowbody and Widebody Aircraft
In my previous post, I talked about “narrowbody” and “widebody” aircraft, using examples like the A320 as a narrowbody and the Boeing 777 as a
FAA Flags Overheating Issues in CFM Engines on B737 MAX Jets
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has raised concerns over potential overheating issues that could affect CFM International-manufactured engines powering Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The
Random Air Travel Trivia that Passengers Should Know
Ever wondered why your ears pop during a flight or why the cabin lights are dimmed during landing? Air travel is filled with mysteries and
Understanding Why Military Cargo Planes Have High Wings
When you glance at military cargo planes such as the C-17 Globemaster and the Airbus A400M, you’ll see that they usually have high wings, meaning
Why Do Aircraft Cabins Need to Be Pressurized?
At lower altitudes, our lungs effortlessly take in the necessary oxygen. However, ascend to 10,000 ft above sea level and you’ll notice it becomes harder
Why Fuel Stored in the Wings of an Airplane
If I posed the question, “Where do you believe aircraft fuel is stored?” to a passerby, many might guess “below the cabin” or “in the