The first time I laid eyes on a Britten-Norman Islander was during a visit to the DPR-College of Aviation campus. I had only seen it
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Cebu Pacific and MCIA Introduces Bridge-Mounted Equipment Use
Cebu Pacific, in collaboration with Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA), has launched a major initiative aimed at enhancing sustainable operations and improving operational efficiency. This initiative
Delta Carries Olympic Flag from Paris to Los Angeles
Delta Air Lines played a central role in the symbolic transfer of the Olympic Flag from Paris to Los Angeles following the Closing Ceremony of
What are Trim Tabs and How do they Work?
Every part of an aircraft is designed with a specific and important function, no matter how big or small. As the saying goes, “the devil
Consequences of Disobeying Your Flight Attendants in Duty
Some people believe they know more than the flight attendants, especially those passengers who use their “million miler” status as a reason not to listen
Voepass ATR 72 Crashes Near Sao Paulo, No Survivors
Brazilian carrier Voepass has confirmed that one of its ATR 72 turboprops was involved in an accident while approaching Sao Paulo Guarulhos airport. The incident
We Should End that Habit of Unfastening Seatbelts After Landing
I’ve noticed that during my domestic flights in the Philippines, many passengers tend to unfasten their seatbelts immediately after the plane lands, even while it’s
What to Prepare For Your Next Flight Attendant Recruitment Day
If you’ve been following my posts and the latest aviation news, you may have noticed that airlines are placing more aircraft orders now than ever.
United Airlines Pioneers SAF Use at O’Hare
United Airlines has taken a pioneering step in sustainable air travel by becoming the first airline to purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for use at
Southwest Ends Open Sitting Set-up After 50 Years
If you are used to Southwest Airlines’ open sitting set-up on its flights, it is time to say goodbye to that. The airline has announced