A bizarre misunderstanding of flight patterns at JFK
Crazy people say crazy things on Twitter all the time. But this one accusing pilots of being drunk for perfectly executing an approach into JFK...
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The US Electronics Ban begins to fade
Three airports in the Middle East are now cleared to allow electronics on board flights bound for the USA. Is the security theater finally coming...
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Norwegian’s London growth continues; Chicago, Austin on the map
Norwegian's TATL growth continues unabated. Four new routes are coming in early 2018 including a pair from London that look an awful lot like an...
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Boom is poised to go supersonic, but . . .
Is the aviation world ready for a return to supersonic travel? Boom is working to bring it back soon but I've got lots of questions.
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British Airways seeks Qatari strike-busting help
British Airways is facing another strike at the beginning of July and it has turned to an unlikely partner to help beat some of the...
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Talking antenna tech on Thinkom’s TEK Talk
Ever wonder what's involved with the antenna hardware that delivers inflight internet connectivity to your plane? Join me in a conversation with Thinkom CTO Bill...
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Introducing the Airbus A380plus (study)
Airbus announced details around the A380plus on the eve of the 2017 Paris Air Show. More efficient and more seats on board. Also, more research...
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Competition coming to London City’s TATL ops?
A couple months back Bombardier performed test flights with its CSeries aircraft at London’s City Airport. The short runway, tight navigational corridor and noise restrictions...
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Delta’s A350 starting to (almost) appear in schedules
Wondering when Delta's first A350 will enter passenger service? The company remains tight-lipped but it is starting to show up in some internal systems from...
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Alitalia’s bankruptcy to protect 30% of revenues
Alitalia filed for bankruptcy protection in the USA today with nearly a third of the company's total revenue stream at risk. Creditors are coming hard...