Air Canada Rouge’s (RV) inaugural flight with Airbus A319ceo departed from Toronto (YYZ) bound for Kingston, Jamaica.
The single Boeing 737-500 prototype flew 375 hours for the certification process, which was awarded on February 12, 1990.
The prototype – G-ARTA – took 19 minutes to fly to nearby Wisley, where extensive further testing and cabin fitting were carried out.
This is the story of how Air Pacific went back to its roots, resurrecting its early name of Fiji Airways (FJ) as the carrier set about a whole rebranding.
Irving was just 23 years old when he broke two world records. He continues to inspire young aviators.
The HS 748 was versatile, robust and reliable regional airliner, powered by two Rolls-Royce Dart engines.
In 1984, Sir Richard Branson started Virgin Atlantic with plans to shake up the “boring” airline industry.
The unique Aviation Traders’ ATL-98 ‘Carvair’ was able to accommodate 22 passengers and five vehicles on short flights.
This is the story of the prototype de Havilland Canada (DHC) Dash 8-100.
Lanchester’s theory was groundbreaking but seen as the “dream of madmen.”
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