Farewell Corsair et Le B747 Jumbo Jet
Corsair was one of the less well-known airlines to fly the 747 up to the CV19 era. I...
Emirates Resumes Flights to 10 More Cities, Plan to Open Air Bridges
Emirates today announced they will resume scheduled flights for travellers in 10 more cities. Colombo (from 20th June)Sialkot (24th June)Istanbul (from 25th...
Qantas Cancels Most International Flights Through October
Qantas has opted to cancel all international flights, excluding New Zealand routes, until October. The announcement came in...
Singapore Changi Terminal 5 Plans On Hold For 2 Years
The Transportation Minister of Singapore, Khaw Boon Wan, said that there would be a “pause” of construction work on...
Loganair And Ex-Flybe Aircraft Collide at Aberdeen Airport
Yesterday evening a former Flybe Bombardier Q400 collided with a Loganair Embraer 145 at Aberdeen International Airport. “A...
US, China to Each Allow 4 Weekly Flights for Airlines
The US Department of Transportation announced on Monday 15th June, that US airlines have been approved to fly four...
COVID-19: Significant Downgrade of Airline Catering
One of the key perks of flying is often the catering. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has made airlines...
2 A320’s Collide in St Petersburg, Russia
The left wing winglet of an S7 Airlines Airbus A320neo (VP-BWC) collided into the APU of a Ural...
VietJet A321 Veers Off Runway Upon Landing
A VietJet Airbus A321 (VN-A657) has suffered a runway excursion upon landing at Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan...