Aerotime
AUGUST 18, 2024
Air India has expressed deep concern and anguish following an “unlawful incident of intrusion” and an attack on one of its flight attendants at a hotel near London-Heathrow International Airport (LHR). The female crew member was asleep when an intruder entered her room around 01:30 local time, The Times of India reported. She was startled awake and screamed for help.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
On August 16, the United States Western District of Washington District Courts Judge Richard A. Jones signed an order that, in part, requires the US Navy to study changing Boeing EA-18G Growler operations from NAS Whidbey Island in Washington State to Southern Californias NAF El Centro. The judicial order arises from multi-year litigation against a US Navy environmental impact study effort that started in 2013 due to some NAS Whidbey Island neighbors not being happy about Boeing EA-18G Growler s
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Ask the Pilot
AUGUST 18, 2024
Unexpected Pleasures at a Terminal Near You. WITH SCATTERED EXCEPTIONS, airports don’t have a whole lot going for them. They’re noisy, dirty, poorly laid out, and just generally hostile to passengers. As my regular readers are well aware, I’ve made this point in numerous prior posts — perhaps too many times. Now, so that I’m not always harping on the negative, here’s something different. “Hidden Airport” is a semi-regular feature highlighting littl
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
The United States Air Force has found itself in the middle of a new age of Great Power Competition. Now FlightGlobal has claimed: " Overseas air bases can no longer be counted on as safe harbors for American aircraft forward deployed to conflict zones." This comes as the United States Air Force is building up its F-35As stationed in Japan while the Navy is replacing Super Hornets with F-35Cs on the USS George Washington (CVN-73) as it returns to Japan.
One Mile at a Time
AUGUST 18, 2024
Link: Apply now for the Capital One Spark Cash Plus The Capital One Spark Cash Plus ( review ) is an excellent business card. The card is fantastic whether you’re looking to earn cash back or travel rewards, and it offers one of the most well-rounded returns on business spending. If you’ve been on the fence about this card, in this post I wanted to take a look at seven reasons you should consider picking up this $150 annual fee card.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Airbus launched the narrowbody A321XLR (eXtra Long Range) during the Paris Air Show in June 2019. The aircraft is a brand-new variant of the A321LR (Long Range) with an increased Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) and range, slated to enter service this year. The A321XLR is part of Airbus most efficient narrowbody family of aircraft, the A320neo family.
One Mile at a Time
AUGUST 18, 2024
I recently spent a couple of nights at Hotel du Palais Biarritz, a Hyatt Unbound Collection property. Let me say this upfront — this might be the most luxurious and impressive Hyatt property that (seemingly) no one talks about. In miles & points circles, we tend to create certain “bucket list” experiences, yet this hotel seems to have flown under the radar… at least until now.
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AV Web
AUGUST 18, 2024
Will Unleaded Fuel Replace 100LL By 2030 Will Unleaded Fuel Replace 100LL By 2030 Sure. Shouldn't be a huge hurdle. Maybe. There are issues Doubtful. The problems are just too big. Not a chance. It will take a lot longer than that. Other The post Poll: Fuel Deadline In Six Years appeared first on AVweb.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Flying on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner is often associated with long international journeys, promising to deliver the comfort and advanced tech that make lengthy flights more bearable. However, savvy travelers have the opportunity to experience this modern marvel on domestic flights within the US. This September, several airlines are set to continue deploying the Boeing 787 on shorter routes, providing a unique opportunity to enjoy the perks of this cutting-edge aircraft.
AV Web
AUGUST 18, 2024
So, after a blissfully uneventful week in fuel news here is where we’re at. The only candidate trying to develop an alternative to 100LL that’s following the clearly preferred method of obtaining approval says it’s impossible to make a “drop-in replacement.” The company that has received an FAA STC approving its high octane fuel for all spark ignition gasoline aircraft engines and all airplanes that it can instantly replace 100LL hasn’t been able to sell it in
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Low-cost carriers (LCC) are the airlines passengers around the world love to hate. In 2024, LCC carriers will account for around 34% of the US airline capacity, with legacy airlines accounting for the other 66%.
Plane and Pilot
AUGUST 18, 2024
What do you mean, ‘We’re stuck?’ My buddy Chris looked at me like I’d suddenly decided to try some outrageous joke to start the day. I was standing in the shallow water beside my Cessna 182 amphibious floatplane, which had carried us into the majestic Alaskan backcountry and was now the source of my concern. As I waded through the muddy water, it was becoming obvious that the remote lake near Ketchikan had conspired with the lesser gods of fortune to ruin our day.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
US carrier JetBlue will retain its direct flights from Los Angeles, California, to Palm Beach, Florida, and resume them in October. The airline's Airbus A321neo, which features the Mint cabin , will serve the route.
Plane and Pilot
AUGUST 18, 2024
What do you mean, ‘We’re stuck?’ My buddy Chris looked at me like I’d suddenly decided to try some outrageous joke to start the day. I was standing in the shallow water beside my Cessna 182 amphibious floatplane, which had carried us into the majestic Alaskan backcountry and was now the source of my concern. As I waded through the muddy water, it was becoming obvious that the remote lake near Ketchikan had conspired with the lesser gods of fortune to ruin our day.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Last week, Queensland's Brisbane Airport announced that construction is commencing on the new Aeromedical Precinct located between the airport's two parallel runways. The precinct will be the center for Queensland's emergency medical air operations and have the capacity for 26 fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft.
Ask Captain Lim
AUGUST 18, 2024
Air Crash Investigators at Work Air crash investigation – Elmina air crash cause revealed. There are some air crash investigations that have remained unsolved, The most notable one is Malaysia Airlines MH370. On March 8, 2014, MH370 vanished from radar less than an hour after take-off. Despite extensive search efforts, only a few debris pieces linked to the plane have been found.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Inclement weather has forced the Federal Aviation Administration to issue ground stops at several airports on the US East Coast. Hundreds of flights have been delayed or canceled, with affected airports issuing advisories to passengers to check the flight status with respective airlines for additional information.
Altitudes Magazine
AUGUST 18, 2024
Aviation sustainability solution leader 4AIR has found that small altitude adjustments on business aviation flights could have a substantial impact on reducing their contrail impact.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
An Air India flight attendant is believed to have been physically assaulted in a hotel room in London. It is unclear when the crew member was attacked, but the carrier posted on social media on Sunday that it is deeply anguished after learning of the incident.
AV Web
AUGUST 18, 2024
There’s nothing like that new airplane smell (not to mention sound) and Gulfstream delivered with a slick new promo video to go along with a slick new airplane, the G400’s, first flight. The post Best Of The Web: G400 First Flight appeared first on AVweb.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
After almost five years of being closed to foreigners after the Covid pandemic, the reclusive country of North Korea is finally reopening one city to foreign tourists in December. At least two China-based tour operators will be able to take tourists once again to visit the mountainous northern city of Samjiyon ( China approved the resumption of flights to Pyongyang in 2023 ).
AV Web
AUGUST 18, 2024
Comments are back and yes, they are different, but should offer a better experience for everyone except those who habitually abuse the privilege of expressing their opinions. As part of our platform update, we’ve added the Discourse forum hosting platform to handle comments. A full explanation of using the system is at this Web site. Those who want to comment on stories and blogs will have to reregister.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
One good F/A-18 showdown article deserves another, especially when the on-paper showdown includes the element of interservice rivalry. Likewise, one good 4th Generation vs 5th Generation fighter showdown piece deserves another.
AV Web
AUGUST 18, 2024
Those in the market for a new mount are mainly looking for a faster airplane The post Last Week’s Poll Result: Need For Speed appeared first on AVweb.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Wherever it is in the world, an airliners departure will typically be an impressive display of power. The impressive sight, paired with the roar of engines, is due to the forces needed to lift the aircrafts weight off the ground. Despite this, an airliner will rarely use its full capabilities on takeoff as far as thrust is concerned. But why is this?
Aviation Bussiness News
AUGUST 18, 2024
In this exclusive interview for Aviation Business News , Aleksandr Celiadin, founder of GetJet Aviation Holding, reflects on the origins, challenges, and strategic decisions that have propelled GetJet Airlines to the forefront of the ACMI market, while also sharing insights into the company’s future growth plans. GetJet Airlines has been a key player in the ACMI market since 2016.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
While we often talk about AirAsia as one entity, it is sometimes also helpful to look deeper into what the constituent airlines are doing, such as what AirAsia Indonesia has been up to this month. Last week, AirAsia Indonesia made history when it inaugurated a nonstop route from Bali to Cairns in Far North Queensland, Australia.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
It was July 11, 1973. Varig flight 820 had completed the first leg of the trip from So Paulo to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. From there they would fly onwards to Orly Airport, Paris, France and finally onto London, England. The Boeing 707 had 117 passengers and 17 crew members onboard. This was a flight that would change cabin safety regulations so much so, that such an event could not happen ever again.
The Aviationist
AUGUST 18, 2024
The UAWC, which the USS Bush will test early next year, will allow the aircraft carrier to include the MQ-25 Stingray and other unmanned assets in its flight operations. Th U.S. Navy has recently installed [.] The post U.S. Navy Installs MQ-25 Unmanned Air Warfare Center aboard USS George H.W. Bush Aircraft Carrier appeared first on The Aviationist.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
An American Eagle flight to Kansas City (MCI) was delayed after the airline's Embraer E175 regional jet collided with a tug vehicle at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), Pennsylvania, the United States, on August 17, 2024.
The Aviationist
AUGUST 18, 2024
The Infamous U-2 was not the only aircraft shot out of the Soviet skies that day in May 1960, there was a second parachute floating to earth other than that of Francis Gary Powers. It [.] The post The Full Story of the Two Parachutes Spotted After Gary Powers’ U-2 Shoot-Down over Soviet Union appeared first on The Aviationist.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
The concept of flying supersonic has been the subject of much research and development since Concorde was retired in 2003. This aircraft was synonymous with speed and style, bringing the US and Europe closer together. Companies like Boom Supersonic are working hard to return it to commercial service. However, private aviation is another sector where supersonic flight could be the perfect fit.
The Aviationist
AUGUST 18, 2024
Israel flexes its aviation muscles as tensions with Iran soar, with an exercise simulating “a long-range flight deep in enemy territory” supported by aerial refueling. On Aug. 15, 2024, the Israeli Air Force carried out [.] The post Israeli Air Force Completes In-Flight Refueling Exercise In Apparent “Show of Force” to Iran appeared first on The Aviationist.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
The design and development of an aircraft is a lengthy and complex process. Many competing requirements must be met to produce a robust design, whether it is structures, aerodynamics, or flight dynamics. The design must be capable of sustaining a flight safely and repeatedly. Basic aircraft design principles include estimating weights, determining flight envelope , estimating structural loads, aerodynamics, controls, and propulsion.
One Mile at a Time
AUGUST 18, 2024
What consumers expect in business varies greatly around the globe, especially for short haul and regional flights. You’ll probably find the world’s best regional business class products in Asia (including the Middle East), where you’ll often receive lounge access, flat beds, delicious food, and attentive service. Meanwhile in the United States and Europe, it’s a totally different story.
Simple Flying
AUGUST 18, 2024
Each aircraft had thousands of aerial victories thanks to its timely entry into service and exceptional combat capabilities. From air-to-air combat to ground attack sorties, these aircraft participated in numerous activities during the war on different fronts. Based on the number of aerial victories, we look at the deadliest aircraft of the Second World War.
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