MAX 10 on the ropes: What’s an airline (or congresscritter) to do?
Boeing currently holds orders for more than 700 737 MAX 10 aircraft across 20 airlines*. It is the second most ordered variant of the MAX...
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DLD 378: Plus-ing it up
At some point "Plus" has to not be the default naming of whatever new thing a company comes up with, right? Alas, this is not...
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DLD 374: Your airline is intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your ticketing plan
Should you subscribe to an airline's recurring payment offerings? Probably not. But we're going to talk about it a bit.
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DLD 373: Cocoon or carpet?
New seats, new routes, and a comeback of quality flooring round out this week's top stories.
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El Al removing Viasat WiFi from 737s to avoid aircraft damage
El Al, Astronics, and Viasat joined the dubious group of in-flight connectivity installations causing damage to aircraft last week. As a result, hardware must be...
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Mirus adds in-house crash testing facility
Designing and building a new, market-leading seat design is no easy feat. Mirus Aircraft Seating will soon be able to perform another portion of the...
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SmartSky secures FCC certification
The next certification in SmartSky's path to operations is secured. The company announced that the ground-based remote radiohead for its next-generation air-to-ground network has received...
