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Last week we covered some of the more high-profile routes that carry (or once carried) the flight number 1.
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Robert F. Six was truly a pioneer when it came to commercial aviation in the United States. He took the helm at Continental Airlines in the middle of the 1930s and served as its head for over four decades.
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There has been another development in the months-long battle against Canadian carriers and their issuance of vouchers in place of cash refunds.
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Air France is maintaining flights to India as Lufthansa temporarily pulls the plug on its services to the subcontinent.
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October is breast cancer awareness month.
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It’s crunch time in the United States with CARES Act funding ending, and no extension negotiated locked-in.
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A Qatar Airways Boeing 747-8F briefly blocked a runway at Doha’s Hamad International Airport (DOH) after the aircraft suffered a hydraulic leak on Monday. Temporarily, some flights were diverted, but after some time, the plane was towed off the runway, and the airport reopened.
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In a country like Australia, with big distances and a thin population, air services are essential.
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On this episode of AvTalk, the last A380 rolls out of assembly, more aircraft are slated for storage, and we dig in to some of the more noteworthy comments on the FAA’s proposed 737 MAX airworthiness directive.
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If you look into how aircraft keep clear of obstacles while flying you’ll find yourself awash in acronyms.
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A billionaire family has banked a few extra dollars after the Australian Government paid ten times the going rate for a piece of land located in the future Western Sydney Airport precinct.
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Avianca has filed with the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York to receive approval in $2 billion of debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing. The Latin American airline is seeking approval for the funding to ensure its survival as it reorganizes under Chapter 11.
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Southwest has been vigilant with its mask policy, removing a young child from a plane for not wearing a mask.
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If Qantas wants to relocate its heavy maintenance and head office to Avalon Airport there’s room to do so, its boss says.
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Delta has only been operating its Airbus A220 aircraft since 2019. The airline was excited about getting its hands on the narrowbody in the years before it was delivered. Here is a look at why the operator took the type on.
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The novel coronavirus has impacted aviation worldwide, and the Persian Gulf region has been no exception.
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Earlier this week British Airways flight BA269 from London to Los Angeles had a problem with its flaps and the crew decided to return to London shortly after takeoff.
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On this episode of AvTalk we’ve got jet packs, a bunch of helium balloons with an ADS-B transponder, and The Air Current’s Jon Ostrower joins us to discuss the new quality issues affecting the 787 and the subsequent FAA investigation.
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Some Air India staff are struggling to draw their pensions 20 years after retiring.
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A generation or two ago, mystery flights were one of the quirks of the Australian airline scene.
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Did you know that at one time, UPS (United Parcel Service) ran a passenger airline? What was it like, and what happened? Let’s explore.
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Vietnam’s Bamboo Airways is ambitiously eyeing regular flights to Melbourne from 2021. The Hanoi-based airline thinks the large Vietnamese diaspora in Melbourne is a ready market for them and makes the run between the two cities a perfect fit for the airline.
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During the golden days of the Boeing 747, some South American airlines acquired a few Queens of the Skies. Nevertheless, the numbers of this jumbo jet were never too high. Let’s take a quick look at the history of the 747 in South America.
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On Monday, reports and accompanying footage emerged of how a man was supposedly removed from an Allegiant Air flight.
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Virgin Atlantic will have just one Boeing 747 left after tomorrow, as it continues a series of retirement flights. Earlier this year the airline revealed that it would stop flying the type with immediate effect as a result of the current drop in passenger demand.
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