Flights

Weight and balance for life

There is a trend making inroads into our national culture that has been so slow and insidious — and we’ve…

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Which Has Better Climate Targets, Aviation Or Shipping?

After the past three years, pretty much everyone on Earth now knows what the UN WHO (World Health Organization) is,…

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Trollhättan-Vänersborg Airport leads the way with SAF supply

In a significant move towards a greener aviation industry, Trollhättan-Vänersborg Airport, located in the southwestern part of Sweden, is set…

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Southwest Airline’s Fleet Surpasses 800 Aircraft

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines has reached 804 total aircraft in its fleet. The airline’s most recent delivery was a Boeing 737 MAX 8 registered as…

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Bangladesh’s Bismillah Airlines eyeing A321F ops in 2H23

celebrated the receipt of its Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) from the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) on January 24,…

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Cathay Pacific Making Progress On Adopting Sustainable Aviation Fuel

So many airlines have done their first flight with blends of sustainable aviation fuel and jet fuel that the aviation…

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Airbus Has An 8,000 Aircraft Backlog With 91% For Single Aisle Jets

 Airbus has a backlog of 7,967 aircraft to deliver in the future, which indicates a strong demand for their products.…

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Hong Kong Airlines Launches Nagoya Route With Airbus A320

 Hong Kong Airlines is gradually resuming flights to Japan, with 97% of pre-pandemic capacity restored, and plans to increase service…

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Libya Says Rome Lifts Civil Aviation Ban in Italian Airspace

TRIPOLI (Reuters) -Italy has lifted a 10-year-long ban on Libyan civil aviation using Italian airspace, with flights due to resume…

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10 airlines most culpable for delayed flights in Nigeria

Larry Madowo was looking forward to travelling to Port Harcourt from Lagos when he got a notification from Air Peace…

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