Airways Magazine

Goodbye to KLM’s Last Boeing 747s?

by Siddharth Ganesh
June 10, 2022
1 minute read

KLM (KL) will make a final decision as to when its Jumbo jet operations will come to an end.

airplane wing over scenic river and green highlands

Industry

MEPs, Aviation Lobbyists to Meet Prior to Climate Vote

by Winifred Itungu
June 1, 2022
3 minutes read

Find out how the aviation industry will try to sway European legislators to vote on a reform aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

History

5/24/1976: Two Concorde Land in Washington Dulles

by Helwing Villamizar
May 24, 2022
3 minutes read

This is the story of how two Concorde supersonic airliners landed at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).

Airlines Industry

ITA Airways Bid Deadline Ends Today

by Helwing Villamizar
May 23, 2022
1 minute read

Find out what conditions are to be met by the two bidders for a majority stake at ITA Airways (AZ).

AvGeek

Three Very Rare A320 Family Models

by Siddharth Ganesh
May 16, 2022
3 minutes read

While commercial airliners usually have a single design for a particular model, there have been some rare modified versions.

Airlines Routes

Air France Preps for Summer 2022 with New Destinations

by Noam Ismaaili
April 2, 2022
3 minutes read

Air France (AF) is preparing for a busy summer of 2022 as it plans to serve 196 destinations, reaching 90% of its 2019 capacity by then. The French carrier’s increased number of summer destinations is but one example of the gradual recovery of the industry.

Airlines

Avoiding Airspace: The Return of Cold War Flying

by Noam Ismaaili
March 10, 2022
7 minutes read

As of this week, airlines are banned from flying over parts of the world due to airspace blockades and sanctions amid the ongoing Ukraine crisis. In this article, we’ll take a look at the consequences airlines must face from the current geopolitical tensions.

Today in Aviation

Today in Aviation: First Flight of the Potez 62

by Lee Cross
January 28, 2022
1 minute read

Today in Aviation, the French-built, twin-engined civilian airliner, the Potez 62, took to the skies for the first time in 1935. The aircraft was designed by Henry Potez, a French aviation engineer who founded his own company Aviation Potez in 1919. During the First World War, many of his factory-built land and seaplanes were considered […]