Today in Aviation: Ansett Australia Ceases Operations
Today in Aviation, Ansett Australia (AN), a major Australian airline group, ceased operations in 2002 after 65 years of service.
American Airlines Suspends oneworld Agreement with Aeroflot, S7 Airlines
American Airlines (AA) has suspended its interline agreements with Aeroflot (SU) and S7 Airlines (S7), making it the latest airline
Lufthansa Cargo Cuts Flights amid Airspace Closures
Due to the Russian airspace block, Lufthansa Cargo (LH) will curtail certain cargo flights in March, according to the German
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Today in Aviation: Boeing 777X Completes Maiden Flight
DALLAS – Today in Aviation, Boeing successfully staged the first flight of the 777X, the world’s largest twin-engined commercial aircraft,
Three Bygone New York City Airports
These are three lesser-known airports that once served, or almost served, the big apple.
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Today in Aviation: Pan Am’s Boeing 707 Ushers the Jet Age
MIAMI – It is widely known that the jet age began today in 1958 when, on the first of its
Pilot’s Corner: Turbulence and Storm Dodging
MIAMI – The role of a pilot is to get his or her aircraft and passengers safely and efficiently to
Virgin Galactic’s VSS Unity Completes First Fully Crewed Spaceflight
MIAMI – VSS Unity, Virgin Atlantic’s fourth rocket-powered spacecraft, was successfully launched into space today fully crewed with the company’s
Airbus Fly-By-Wire Visionary Bernard Ziegler, 1933-2021
MIAMI – Via a press release, Airbus informed today that Bernard Ziegler, former VP of engineering and fly-by-wire evangelist, passed
Airbus Fly-by-wire Visionary Bernard Ziegler
Via a press release, Airbus informed today that Bernard Ziegler, former VP of engineering and fly-by-wire evangelist, passed away at