MIAMI — The current generation of the Airbus widebody family, the A340 and the A330, entered service on February 2, 1993, and January 17, 1994, respectively. The A340’s maiden flight
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SAN SALVADOR — TACA Airlines, now Avianca El Salvador after merging Colombia’s Avianca, traces its history back to 1931. Its hub is in San Salvador’s Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport (SAL),
Published in March 2015 issue By Luis Linares With respect to flying out of the New York City area, Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR/ KEWR) is probably not the first
Published in September 2015 issue 24 years after its collapse, the iconic airline brand is back. Is it here to stay? By Luis Linares More than 24 years after its
BRASILIA — Between work and leisure, I have had several opportunities to sample domestic air travel in Brazil in the
MIAMI — Over the last couple of months, I had an opportunity to sample six domestic segments aboard Brazil’s GOL Airlines,
MIAMI— On October 17, 2015, US Airways (US) finally faded away with the final departure of commemorative flight US1939 as its
American Airlines is in the process of upgrading the cabins on their youngest Boeing 767-300ERs, which fly to destinations in
MIAMI — John Leahy, COO of Airbus kicked off the company’s Innovation Days 2015 with various program updates. Leahy stressed
MIAMI — Over the past year, an important topic in aviation news has been the future of the Boeing 757.
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