The Boeing clipper is widely regarded at the summit of flying boat technology. It inaugurated the world’s first transatlantic heavier-than-air service, and carried passengers and cargo around the globe in the 1930’s... Read more »
Off the southern coast of Sicily, hidden beneath 167 feet of cold, dark water, something lay undisturbed for over 80 years. A team of experienced divers set out expecting debris, maybe a... Read more »
By Coco Dollanganger Published Jun 11, 2025 Generate a summary of this story Of course, you need a good pair of shoes on the plane, but it’s not because flight attendants are... Read more »
The Boeing 747-400 is the best-selling variant in the 747 program’s history, attracting almost 700 orders (passenger and freighter) over its production run. The aircraft integrated many advanced features for its day... Read more »
The Martin M-130 is the airliner that gave Pan Am the true ability to span the world’s oceans. Often called a “China Clipper” after the most famous of the three M-130’s built... Read more »
When long-haul twinjet flights are considered, the US’s average seats per flight in the all-important July and August is 270. This finding is based on an examination of every scheduled service using... Read more »
Perth Airport has appointed Australian firm Woods Bagot to lead a global consortium of architecture and design companies to shape the face of its new international and domestic terminals. The New Terminal... Read more »
Oman Air becomes 15th alliance member oneworld customers now have access to Oman Air’s route network throughout the Middle East, Far East, Africa and Europe Oman Air customers gain access to oneworld benefits across the network of more... Read more »
The Airbus A318 has never been popular, largely due to its poor economics compared to larger alternative equipment. According to ch-aviation, just 80 aircraft were built. Following TAROM’s withdrawal of the so-called... Read more »