“What will happen if an engine were to fail during take-off?” As a child, this thought would linger in my mind every time I boarded
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Why is Boarding Done on the Left Side of the Plane
You might not have given it much thought, and it may not seem important, but have you ever pondered why we typically board airplanes from
The Purpose and Function of a Jet Bridge
For those of you who frequently fly, you’ve undoubtedly walked through a jet bridge. It’s the passageway that ushers you from the boarding area to
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
Historic Aircraft: The Bristol Brabazon
While I was working on an article about aircraft with contra-rotating propellers, I found a unique looking plane that immediately intrigued me. After looking into
How Commercial Planes are Delivered to the Airlines
Once they’re assembled, tested, and signed off, commercial aircraft of all sizes – from long-range jets to short-range turboprops – need to make their way
The Impact of Volcanic Ash on Planes
In recent times, the alert level for the Mayon Volcano was elevated to level 2, indicating increased volcanic activity. This development presents potential hazards to
Historic Aircraft: The Douglas DC-6 “Pacemaker”
There are few airplanes that have had as significant an impact on commercial aviation as the Douglas DC-6. Its launch represented a new era for
The Reason Behind Why the Aircraft Cabin is so Cold
At times, it’s intriguing to find ourselves shivering in an aircraft cabin, feeling like we’ve been transported to the chill of Baguio. This sensation can
The Different External Sensors Found On Planes
As passengers, we’re often enamored by the wonders of commercial aviation, blissfully unaware of the intricacies that ensure our safety and comfort. Key to these