Once upon a time, a sleek propeller plane with a distinctive triple-tail was abandoned at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport General Aviation area in Manila.
Tag: aviation
More Asian Airlines Continue to Expand their Routes Globally
With the gradual easing of COVID-19 restrictions around the world, airlines are stepping up their services and launching new routes to cater to the surging
Ten Great Mistakes to Avoid During Your Cabin Crew Interview
With airlines in the Philippines continuously hiring cabin crew, it’s important to take note of the mistakes to avoid during an interview as more openings
Classic Jetliners: The Boeing 727
I have a vivid memory from my childhood in the 1980s of watching planes fly over my house. The Boeing 727 was one of the
Researchers Develop Method for Quieter, Efficient Electric Aviation
The future of aviation is expected to be fossil-free, and many see electrification as a critical element in achieving this goal. However, electric aviation faces
At What Speed will an Airplane Takeoff?
Airplanes are marvels of engineering that can reach incredible speeds and take off from relatively short runways. But have you ever wondered about the different
Historic Aircraft: The Douglas DC-3
The Douglas DC-3 and its military counterpart, the C-47 Skytrain, hold a special place in aviation history as one of the most iconic aircraft of
Boeing is Readying to Resume B787 Deliveries this Week
Boeing’s B787 deliveries are set to resume this week, following a pause in late February over documentation issues. The manufacturer halted deliveries after discovering an
Just How Many Flight Attendants are on a Plane?
On any given flight, the cabin crew are the go-to people for passenger needs, from snacks to air sickness bags. But have you ever wondered
Asia Pacific Airlines Resume Flights to China and Australia
Airlines in the Asia Pacific region are steadily increasing and resuming flights to destinations that were shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, including China and