Us Airways flies into history
Published in January 2016 issue By Chris Sloan Just before sunrise on October 18, on a runway in Philadelphia, US Airways
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Inside the World’s Largest Airline-Owned Maintenance & Engineering Base: American Airlines Tulsa
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Airbus Delivers Its First U.S. Ever Built Airliner
MOBILE, AL — Just after three years after the groundbreaking of the Airbus In Alabama Brookley Aeroplex Final Assembly Line,
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TAM Airbus A350 XWB: Inaugural Flight to the Americas
MIAMI — Over the last decade, Brazil has experienced an unprecedented period of “Boom and Bust.” In the earlier part of
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From Russia (and Italy) with Amor: Interjet’s Experience with the Superjet SSJ 100 and Trip Report
MIAMI — As happens with many AvGeeks, Russian-built aircraft have long held a certain fascination with me. It wasn’t that
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High Flyer Interview: Ben Baldanza, Former Spirit Airlines CEO
MIAMI — Ben Baldanza is an industry pioneer. Until last January, he was the CEO of Spirit Airlines, the U.S.
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The Boeing 737 MAX Makes First Flight
SEATTLE — Boeing has successfully conducted today the maiden flight of its 737 MAX in Seattle, taking the program a
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Inside Spirit Airlines’ Very Unconventional Renovated Corporate Headquarters and OCC
MIAMI — Airline corporate headquarters have often been highly visible, sprawling, and sometimes extravagant monuments to their occupier’s status and public perception.
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US1939: US Airways Flies Into History
MIAMI— Early in the morning of Saturday, October 17th at 05:51 EDT, the curtain finally came down for US Airways
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AirwaysNews High Flyer Interview: Henry Harteveldt on the Significance of AA/US Integration Day & Cutover
MIAMI— Henry Harteveldt is one of the travel industry’s most well-known and respected analysts and advisors. After nearly 12 years