Things are looking bright for Cebu Pacific in 2024. Recently, they acquired a leased Airbus A320ceo (A320-214) to augment their fleet. Despite some challenges, Cebu
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No Boeing Commercial Planes at Singapore Air Show 2024
It’s disappointing news for Boeing commercial plane fans planning to attend the Singapore Air Show 2024 starting February 20. This year, Boeing won’t have any
NTSB: Missing Bolts Cause for Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 Incident
Boeing is facing challenges again with their 737 MAX, as it seems their issues with this aircraft are never-ending. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
From Stewardess to Flight Attendant and Cabin Crew
During my first plane ride from Manila to Baguio, I remember my parents telling me that those people on board serving us are not called
United and Other Airlines Resume Boeing 737 Max 9 Flights
Major carriers like Alaska Airlines, Copa Airlines, and United Airlines are bringing their Boeing 737 Max 9s back into service. This move follows the January
Will AI Ever Replace Flight Attendants?
There is speculation among readers here that AI will soon replace flight attendants. Honestly, I don’t think that will ever happen for many major safety
Boeing Hits the Brakes: Quality Stand Down at 737 Factory
Boeing is putting on the brakes for a day at its 737 factory in Renton, Washington. announcing a “quality stand down” on Thursday, January 25,
Global Airlines Welcomes Tom Stokely to Board of Directors
In a surprising turn of events, UK-based transatlantic carrier Global Airlines has recently made a strange addition to its board of directors. Tom Stokely, co-founder
IATA Report Shows Global Air Travel Nears Pre-Pandemic Levels
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released promising data for November 2023, showing that global air travel demand is on the verge of surpassing
Delta Air Lines Poised for Major Airbus Widebody Aircraft Order
Delta Air Lines, one of the leading airlines in the US, is reportedly on the verge of striking an order with Airbus for additional widebody