KLM Debuts Airbus A321neo Commercial Service
WEB1 day ago · Photo: KLM KLM’s First A321neo. At the end of August, the Dutch flag carrier welcomed its first-ever A321neo as part of a fleet renewal process that started in December 2023 with the delivery of the first aircraft to Transavia (HV).. The airframe, registered as PH-AXA, is the 11,895th Airbus A320 family plane ever built and the first of a large order …
Global Airline Recovery in September 2023 - Airways
WEBOct 22, 2023 · JetBlue Airways Corporation (B6): The East Coast airline faced challenges in its recovery journey, reflecting the complexities of the post-pandemic aviation landscape. In September 2023, B6 operated 27,526 flights, marking an 11.0% decline compared to August 2023 and a 7.6% decrease compared to September 2019.
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WEBThe Airways Podcast, hosted by Airways Digital Editor Helwing Villamizar and aviation analysts Rohan Anand and Vinay Bhaskara, is a bimonthly show that covers the latest news and updates from the commercial aviation industry. In each episode, we have discussions with guests and conduct a featured interview with a notable figure in the industry ...
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The History of Commercial Flight: How Global Travel Took off
WEBThe First Commercial Flight. The first ever passenger flight took off in May 1908 when Wilbur Wright carried Charles Furnas just 2000 feet across the beach at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Just one year later, the first airline in the world, the German airship company DELAG, was founded. In 1914, the world’s first scheduled passenger service ...
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Airbus vs Boeing: 2023: A Year of Recovery, Rivalry - Airways
WEBMarch 23, 2024. DALLAS — In 2023, the commercial aviation industry marked a significant year, witnessing a continued recovery from the impacts of COVID-19. The two aerospace giants, Airbus and Boeing, showcased increased order and delivery activity, solidifying their dominance in the market last year. While Airbus secured delivery leadership ...
Seven Innovations Making Aircraft Components Smarter - Airways
WEBApr 18, 2024 · DALLAS — The aviation industry has always been at the forefront of technology.Now, as attention around aircraft safety and sustainability has grown, there’s more pressure to innovate than ever. Consequently, while aerospace is far from lagging in tech adoption, it’s ripe for disruption nonetheless.
Op-Ed: Why Airlines Go Bankrupt at the End of the Summer?
WEBDALLAS - On August 19, 2023, news appeared about the possible revival of the historic British carrier Monarch Airlines (ZB), which ceased operations on October 2, 2017, after 50 years.A year later, four other carriers collapsed: Azur Air Germany (UR) in September, Primera Air (GX) in October and Small Planet Airlines (S5) in November 2018.
Ready for Takeoff: Aircraft Facts You Should Know - Airways
WEBLufthansa Boeing 747-8I D-ABYT in Retro Livery. Photo: Alberto Cucini/Airways 6. A Boeing 747 Uses Less Gasoline Than Your Car Does. Currently utilized primarily for cargo operations to make room for more fuel-efficient passenger aircraft such as the Airbus A321neo family or the Boeing 737 MAX series, the Boeing 747 consumes approximately …
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