Flying over bodies of water brings unique challenges that go well beyond routine safety checks. In the rare event of a ditching or forced water landing, crews and passengers face hypothermia, disorientation... Read more »

American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines are the three largest airlines in the United States by fleet size. Each giant has a mainline fleet of around 1,000 aircraft. While all... Read more »

Transcontinental flights are very much part and parcel of the modern commercial aviation industry in the United States of America, with both low-cost and legacy airlines doing their best to connect destinations... Read more »

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The Qantas Group has today announced a strategic restructure which supports its historic fleet renewal program and strengthens its core businesses in Australia and New Zealand. Jetstar Asia Airways-Valuair (Jetstar.com) Airbus A320-232... Read more »

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