During the late 1980s, Philippine Airlines operated a particular aircraft fondly called the “Sunriser.” This turboprop aircraft was none other than the Short 360, also
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Cebu Pacific Soars to Profitability with Strong Passenger Revenues
The 1st quarter operating results for airlines worldwide have shown a promising trend, with many carriers returning to profitability. This is particularly significant for Asia-Pacific
Philippine Airlines Seeks A350 and B777 Widebodies
Philippine Airlines is actively searching for additional A350 and B777 widebodies to support the post-pandemic resumption of long-haul flights. However, they are struggling to secure
AirAsia Philippines Prepares for CNS-ATM System Repair
AirAsia Philippines is gearing up for some flight adjustments as the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) undergoes corrective maintenance and repair of their
Twelve Surprising Things Flight Attendants Learn During Training
Flight attendants are the face of the airline, and they undergo rigorous training to ensure passengers have a comfortable and safe flight experience. While many
Classic Jetliners: The Convair 990 Coronado
As a child of the 80s and 90s, one of my fondest memories was playing with Trump Cards (shoutout to fellow 80s and 90s kids!)
United Airlines Set to Hire 2,300 Pilots and 4,000 Flight Attendants
United Airlines has set its sights on an ambitious recruitment drive, with plans to hire 50,000 employees between 2022 and 2025. As United seeks to
Emirates Unshaken by New Saudi Airlines
Emirates President Tim Clark recently dismissed concerns that the surge in new Saudi airlines and the expansion of regional competitors would impact the Dubai-based carrier.
Check Out the New Seats of Etihad’s Boeing 787 Fleet
Etihad Airways has unveiled its impressive range of new products and enhancements at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai this week. The star of the
Reasons Behind Why Flight Attendants Wear a Scarf
Have you ever pondered the reason behind flight attendants donning a scarf as a component of their uniforms? You’ve likely observed that a standard flight