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3/21/1996: US, Russia Begin Supersonic Transport Research

Today, in 1996, a US-Russian Joint Commission began technical interchange and research on supersonic transport technologies.

3/07/1932,1957,1975: Three Historic First Flights

Today in aviation history, we celebrate the first flights of the Junkers Ju 52 (1932), the Antonov An-10 (1957), and the Yakovlev Yak-42 (1975).

In Photos: Air India’s New Airbus A350-900

Air India is beginning its renaissance with a new identity and strategy, modern aircraft with new cabins, an innovative web experience, and clear skies ahead.

SWISS Heads to Seoul for the First Time

This summer, SWISS International Air Lines will introduce nonstop flights to South Korea’s capital, Seoul.

Explained: The EU Air Safety List

Airways delves into the creation of the EU Air Safety List, its primary characteristics, and the most notable airlines featured on the list.

Analyzing the 10 Largest Aviation Markets

In this analysis, we delve into the Q4 2023 figures, comparing the seating capacity of the 10 largest aviation markets with those from Q4 2019.

1/02/1989: Maiden Flight of the Tupolev Tu-204

The Tu-204 was designed to replace the Tu-154, but due to the break up of the Soviet Union, the type did not enjoy the success of its predecessor.

12/30/1934: First Flight of the Martin M-130

The M-130, whose maiden flight was today in 1934, is a commercial flying boat designed and built for the iconic Pan American Airways.

12/28/1988: First Flight of the Let L-610

Designed as a replacement for the Antonov An-24, the L-610 failed to match the success of its smaller sibling.

12/22/1976: Maiden Flight of the Ilyushin Il-86

Ilyushin put forward many designs, including an A380-type 'double-decker' variant, before the Il-86, USSR's first wide-bodied aircraft, whose maiden flight took place today in 1976.

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