Kicking it old school: Boeing considers passenger 767s again
Boeing's customers are so desperate for a smaller twin-aisle aircraft that the manufacturer is considering something unprecedented: Bringing the 767 back into production as a...
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DLD 163: A whole neo world
The A330neo is really real. The plane flew for the first time today in Toulouse and we've got a report from the festivities. Plus lots...
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A330neo First Flight Photos
The A330neo is now flying. New engines, wings, winglets and more were on display during the event. Plus, company executives went into detail on plans...
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Airbus picks up CSeries
How do you solve a 300% tariff problem? Move the final assembly line into the United States. Bombardier is poised to do precisely that with...
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DLD 162: The #PRCareLift
Hey, DLD listeners: We need your help, far more than just putting up with our regular ramblings (of which there are plenty in this episode).
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Second guessing the A330neo
A pair of customers are rethinking their A330neo orders, presenting challenges for Airbus at perhaps the worst possible time. The first A330neo is set to...
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Air New Zealand gets its GX on
Air New Zealand is finally sporting an inflight connectivity radome on one of its aircraft. Ship ZK-OKS, a 777-300ER, returned to service last week after...
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Boeing v Airbus on spaciousness and in-flight comfort
What makes a passenger comfortable in flight? What does it mean to have enough space on board? Airbus and Boeing take decidedly different approaches to...
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Airbus’ Airspace A320s to Launch with JetBlue
More shoulder room? Larger overhead bins? Better window views? Airspace by Airbus delivers these changes and more in A320 cabins with JetBlue signed on as...
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La Compagnie poised for A321 order
When it comes to 757-200 replacements the A321 is doing brisk business, especially for airlines with longer stage lengths. Boutique French airline La Compagnie is...