The modern Philippine Air Force was said to be “all air, no force,” an old adage. That was during the past. When the KAI FA-50PH Fighting Eagle
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What you need to know to become a Delta Airlines flight attendant
Delta Airlines is a sought-after airline to be a flight attendant for in the United States. In fact, even aspirants from the Philippines have been
How to pass your flight attendant interview tips and advice
As the aviation business grows, I predict more airlines to recruit flight attendants this year. Airlines in the Philippines are expanding their routes and bringing
A brief look at the history of flight attendants
I’ve always been interested in flight attendants since I feel there is so much to learn from them that I want to share with everyone.
The world’s first full-length double decker passenger plane
The Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 are the two aircraft that come to mind when one thinks of a double decker planes. In terms of
Turboprop planes in the PAL fleet from past to present
Turboprop airliners are particularly useful for interisland travel in an archipelago like the Philippines. Although jet-powered commercial aircraft came to dominate Philippine skies after the
The different lights you see in an airplane and their purposes
It’s natural to ask why aircraft need so many lights. Each light has a specific function, most of which is safety-related. They have a dual
The F-86D Saber Dog of the Philippine Air Force
The North American F-86D Saber Dog is an all-weather interceptor derived from the F-86 Sabre. While it shares the same F-86 designation, it only shares
PAL inaugurates game-changing Cebu to Baguio direct flight
They are the first airline to connect Central Visayas directly to the Philippines’ summer capital. Philippine Airlines (PAL) inaugurated its direct Cebu-Baguio route today, kicking
The Time When AirAsia Operated the Boeing 747
We’re all familiar with AirAsia as a low-cost carrier with an all-Airbus fleet. However, many did not know that AirAsia started out not only as