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APPG wants to offer more affordable pilot training Becoming a pilot in Britain is very costly compared to other countries. And that’s also a big reason why the number of students learning to be a pilot is not as high as could be. The All-Party Parliamentary Group on General Aviation (APPG-GA), is involved with the minister … Read more
Ryanair took a loss in the third quarter of 2018 Ryanair took a loss of 20 million euro’s in the third quarted of 2018. When compared to the third quarter of last year, when there was a profit of 105.6 million euro’s, Ryanair looks to be in trouble. However, the revenue has has grown from … Read more
Flights cancelled due to extreme cold in the US More than 2500 flights were cancelled in the Midwest, US due to extreme cold on January the 30th. Especially O’Hare was affected by this. O’Hare Airport in Chicago needed to cancel 1,500 flights, as well as 320 in Chicago Midway International Airport. In Northeast Illinois temperatures … Read more
Boeing 767 leaves American Airlines fleet American Airlines is following other airlines in phasing out the Boeing 767 in the coming years. These plans became known during the presentation of the annual figures over 2018. In this presentation they presented which aircraft will remain in their fleet and which will be retired. Boeing 767 By … Read more
British Airways is celebrating its 100th birthday! But are they a hundred??? British Airways is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. But is the company actually that old? British Airways as we know it today started to exist on 31 March 1974. So that’s not even remotely close to a hundred years. This is when … Read more
Ryanair is changing their luggage policy again! For the second time this year Ryainair is changing its cabin-baggage policy. From the 1st of november passengers are only allowed to carry one mid size bag on the plane free of charge. Passengers who want to take a wheelie-trolley up to 10kg on board will have to … Read more
Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, has recently made big waves in various industries.
It has opened doors for pioneers in healthcare, transportation, and household appliances. Some companies, like GE and Boeing, are among the first to explore this resource in aviation.
The two aircraft manufacturers recently started using 3D printing to produce aircraft parts. Now, the world is taking notice.
You don’t have to be a contestant on The Amazing Race to know that air travel can be extremely stressful. Even the calmest and level headed people tend to transform into harried, hurried monsters the minute they step inside an airport.
Flight delays, overpriced airport lounge cocktails, cramped leg room, the fear you’re going to be seated right in front of a colicky, crying baby. These are all good reasons to dread the entire flying experience.
In this post, we’re going to share some interesting airport facts — a few of which may even make you excited about traveling again!
Whether you dream of becoming a pilot or just want to learn more about aviation, plane spotting is one of the best hobbies to have. It’s fun, gets you out in the field, and can teach you more about the airplanes you love so much.
And perhaps best of all, it’s cheap or free and requires time, not money.
But airplane spotting can be a bit tricky, especially for newcomers and beginners. If you’re unsure of what you’re doing, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered.
Here are a few helpful tips to help you get started on a new hobby that you’re sure to love.
People seem to be taking more international flights than ever before.
In fact, some people take up to eight holidays per year these days.
Whether you’re a frequent flyer or a once a year traveler, taking an international flight can be a cumbersome experience.
Read on to find out the best ways to make your travels wth international airlines more comfortable.