· Four non-stop flights weekly to Lima, two each from Montreal and Toronto · First Canadian carrier offering non-stop service- to Mexico’s buzzworthy Puerto Escondido from Toronto and a new route to Tepic, Riviera... Read more »
Time to take a break? Richard Plenty and Terri Morrissey look at the importance of human factors and managing fatigue. When do we know it’s time to take a break? Do we... Read more »
The Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 are very competitive long-range, widebody aircraft; both have higher cabin pressure, are clean-sheet designs, and feature extensive use of composite materials. Many passengers may prefer one... Read more »
Spirit Airlines has been forced to take several Airbus A320 family aircraft out of service after the fire suppression system was inadvertently activated at its maintenance hangar in Detroit. The incident, which... Read more »
DOWNLOAD THE ISSUE HERE Airport Profile: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Special Report: Aerotropolis Atlanta Plus: Airport Lounges; Experience Enhancing Retail/F&B; Multimedia Innovation & Sustainability Pride and prejudice Editor, Joe Bates, reflects on the timing... Read more »
Cape Air, one of the nation’s largest commuter airlines, is proud to announce a historic wave of growth, expanding its network with new routes and improved regional connectivity that will redefine ease... Read more »
A total of 3.1 million passengers passed through Copenhagen Airport in June – a 9% year-on-year increase. Perhaps not surprising for the first month of the summer season, Spain has proved to... Read more »
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 »
Aviation incidents and accidents represent a fascinating yet sobering intersection of human ingenuity and vulnerability, where even the most advanced aircraft can fall prey to errors or unforeseen forces … 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 »