Boeing 767-200 Vs. 767-300 – What Are The Differences?
The Boeing 767 is a mid to large-size, long-range, wide-body twin-engine jet airliner. The 767 is produced in…
Food And Drink Banned From Domestic Flights In Thailand
Today, the Thai authorities have announced that all food and drink is to be banned on domestic flights…
Cathay Dragon CEO Moves To Rival Greater Bay Airlines
The former CEO of Cathay Dragon is to become the CEO of Hong Kong start-up carrier Greater Bay…
Rapper Lil Pump Banned From Flying With JetBlue
**Update: 12/29/20 @ 16:30 UTC – A JetBlue spokesperson commented to Simple Flying about the incident. details below.**…
Inside Madeira: The Airport Built On Stilts
The beautiful Portuguese Island of Madeira boasts an airport with one of the world’s most challenging approaches. Not…
Ryanair’s Malta Air Subsidiary Set To Lay Off 40 Cabin Crew
Ryanair’s subsidiary Malta Air is to make 40 cabin crew redundant in the new year. The airline is…
Etihad Follows Emirates With Istanbul Flight Resumption
Etihad has announced that it is resuming flights to Istanbul in Turkey from next month. The move follows…
Volga-Dnepr Places Its First Boeing 777F Into Commercial Service
Volga-Dnepr, which specializes in large air cargo, has put its first Boeing 777F into commercial service this week.…
Finnair Expects To Get $488 Million Government Loan
Finnair said today that it expects to receive an unsecured loan facility of up to €400 million from…
How Are Aircraft Painted?
The aircraft of the world’s airlines are painted in a huge variety of liveries from the plain and…
Boeing’s Flying Taxi – What’s The Latest?
The flying car was only recently only in the realms of science fiction but is now becoming a…
Meet Canada’s PAL Airlines: A Regional Carrier In Eastern Canada
You might not have heard of PAL Airways, but the well-established carrier is Eastern Canada’s second-largest regional airline…
The Netherlands Rejects Greenpeace Request To Stop KLM Aid
Greenpeace’s demand to stop a state aid package granted to KLM has today been dismissed by a Dutch…
Gulf Air To Resume Daily Boeing 787 Flights To London Heathrow
Gulf Air has announced on social media that exciting things are happening on its network. Among these is…
Virgin Australia Still Seeking To Launch Japan Flights
Virgin Australia is still hoping to launch flights to Japan’s Tokyo-Haneda airport when Australia’s strict travel restrictions are…
Which Airlines Still Fly The MD-11
The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 is a long-range, widebody tri-jet aircraft that was in production from 1990 to 2000.…
Launch Customers – Which Airlines Were First To Fly Each Boeing Plane?
Along with Airbus, Boeing has dominated the commercial airliner market for many decades. When the planemaker reveals a…
Where Will American Airlines Fly The Boeing 737 MAX?
With last month’s recertification of the Boeing 737 MAX by the FAA, American Airlines is keen to be…
Blocked Fuel Pump Led To Scoot Boeing 787 Engine Shutdown
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has today issued its findings on the engine shutdown in 2018 involving a…
Airbus Sells 6 Unwanted A320neo Jets
According to a report yesterday, Airbus has managed to sell six A320neo aircraft that were rejected by one…
EASA Eyeing January 2021 End Date For Boeing 737 MAX Grounding
Yesterday, EASA signaled that it is preparing to clear the Boeing 737 MAX for a return to service…
Iberia Brings Back Full Catering Offer
Iberia has today announced that it is restoring its full in-flight meal service while implementing comprehensive safety measures.…
Air Traffic Control Jobs At Risk In Canada As Downturn Drags On
In an effort to control costs during the ongoing health crisis, it was revealed today that NAV CANADA…
Singapore Airlines Returning To San Francisco As It Tweaks Schedules
On Thursday, Singapore Airlines announced new flight schedules for services operated by SIA, SilkAir, and Scoot. The tweaks…