Boeing 737 MAX crisis: Losing the narrative (Part IV) This article was originally published on AeroTime News on August 16, 2019. If you have missed the third part of… ByRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Virgin Australia axes booking change fee, bids on holiday season Virgin Australia announced that it will temporarily eliminate the booking change fee and allow for unlimited booking changes… ByValius VenckunasOctober 22, 2020
Curious case of SpiceJet long-haul low-cost flights The long-haul low-cost market seems like it is about to get a new entrant, as SpiceJet announced that… ByRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Eight Boeing 787s put on ground due to risk of structural failure Boeing instructed its customers to put eight recently-built 787 Dreamliners on the ground, as a risk of a… ByRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
FAA begins investigation of Boeing 787 production shortfalls The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has begun investigating Boeing’s production issues at its North Charleston, South Carolina plant… ByRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Adapting CRM skills for modern aviation careers: from cockpit to everyday life Brief history of CRMIn 1978 United Airlines flight 173 crashed running out of fuel over Portland, Oregon, while… ByWeathercock LabOctober 7, 2020
No conclusive answer on 23 people mysterious sickness mid-flight Back in January 2018, United Airlines U.S.-bound flight N644UA made a U-turn and returned to Amsterdam after 15… ByAeroTime TeamOctober 6, 2020
Korean Air bans cargo transportation of snub-nosed animals Korean Air has announced that it will no longer transport snub-nosed dogs and cats on its cargo aircraft,… ByPijus JauniškisSeptember 30, 2020
JetBlue’s transatlantic ops are still on track: perfect timing? A lot of companies had ambitious plans for the short-term future. While many have been derailed since, JetBlue… ByRytis BeresneviciusSeptember 25, 2020
Why private jets will ensure death of First Class Throughout the 20th century, especially the first half of it, traveling on board an aircraft was the epitome… ByRytis BeresneviciusSeptember 13, 2020
Aer Lingus withdrawal from Shannon Airport could spell trouble Throughout the mid-20th century, Shannon Airport (SNN) on the west coast of Ireland was booming, as airlines used… ByRytis BeresneviciusSeptember 1, 2020
Delta plans to furlough 2,000 pilots after bailout expires Following United Airlines, another major U.S. carrier plans additional furloughs. Delta Airlines (DAL)’ reportedly plans for 2,000 pilots… ByPijus JauniškisAugust 25, 2020
China and U.S. agree to double flights’ frequencies Airlines will be allowed to double the amount of flights between China and the United States following the… ByValius VenckunasAugust 19, 2020
Airbus A320neo vs Boeing 737 MAX: can you tell them apart? [Quiz] The duopoly of commercial manufacturers introduced their upgrades to their most popular product families, the A320 and the… ByRytis BeresneviciusAugust 8, 2020
One factor that could spur the number of airline bankruptcies As the global outbreak of COVID-19 expanded its horizons, the plethora of problems for airline executives also expanded.… ByRytis BeresneviciusAugust 5, 2020
Flight attendants: 60 years ago and now Nowadays, a flight attendant is a person on-board who serves passengers and makes sure they follow the safety… ByKristina KirkliauskaiteJuly 31, 2020
Hong Kong government adds to Cathay Pacific troubles As Cathay Pacific Airways is trying to preserve cash by delaying some aircraft deliveries, a new health policy… ByClément CharpentreauJuly 24, 2020
US carriers to tighten COVID-19 spread prevention Despite the varying public opinions, researchers worldwide remain adamant about the considerable risks of the COVID-19 and… ByPijus JauniškisJuly 21, 2020