After much planning, much speculation and full-bodied announcements, it was on October 29, 2018, that Istanbul’s new airport was inaugurated. The date was chosen, because it also was the 95th anniversary of … [read more]
British Airways has operated its last flight of the Boeing 767 after 28 years of service with the British flag carrier. The final passenger flight was from Larnaca in Cyprus to London … [read more]
The first prototype of Russia’s latest airliner is now starting to take shape at the Voronezh Aviation Plant (VASO). New Russian airliner In 2017, Russian aircraft manufacturer United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), announced it … [read more]
On 29th October 2018, Lion Air flight JT610 crashed into the Java sea shortly after taking off from Soekarno Hatta Airport in Jakarta, Indonesia. Here’s what we know from the ongoing investigation … [read more]
After successfully operating since 1979, Germany’s second largest airline, Air Berlin, went bust one year ago today. Following Air Berlin’s bankruptcy, things have changed – a lot – in the German aviation … [read more]
Concorde, the World’s only truly successful supersonic airliner, flew for the last time on 24th October 2003, with British Airways. The final flight When flight ‘Speedbird 2, Concorde’ touched down at London … [read more]
The Ryanair-owned leisure carrier will receive 18 new Airbus A320ceo (current-engine-option) aircraft until summer next year, to both expand and replace its fleet. This comes after a dispute with Lufthansa Group over … [read more]
This week, on 11th October, Singapore Airlines relaunched its Singapore to Newark route (SQ22/21), and with it claimed the status of operating the world’s longest passenger flight. The 2018 relaunch of SQ22 … [read more]
Dubai International Airport (DXB) plans to close its southern runway (12R / 30L) for a 45-day period in 2019 to conduct a comprehensive runway refurbishment. The upgrade work is scheduled to take … [read more]
More than 1400 commercial aircraft were ordered during Farnborough Airshow 2018 in England last week. Farnborough International says all orders combined are worth US $154 billion, plus $22 billion for engines. The … [read more]
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