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The Boeing 737 Eyebrow Windows: A Relic of Aviation Past
Buffalo Airways recently announced, that they’re going to modify their Boeing 737-300SF (C-FBAE), to remove its eyebrow windows and replacing them with black-painted aluminium covers. Let’s dive into the history of Boeing’s eyebrow windows and reasons why it makes sense to have them removed in this day and age. These small, upward-angled windows, positioned above…
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Evolution and Future of Fly-by-Wire Systems in Modern Aviation
In aviation, few technological advancements have been as transformative as the introduction and refinement of fly-by-wire (FBW) systems. Since their debut in military aircraft like the F-16 Fighting Falcon in the 1970s and their subsequent adoption in commercial aviation with the Airbus A320 in 1988, FBW systems have redefined how pilots interact with aircraft, how…
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N646UA -Chronicle of United Airlines Boeing 767-322ER
For three decades, the Boeing 767-322ER, registered as N646UA, graced the skies as a stalwart of United Airlines’ fleet. Born in the early 1990s, this aircraft became a symbol of reliability, innovation, and the evolution of long-haul travel. Here’s a look back at its journey, culminating in its retirement in 2022. Early Years and Service…
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Video: Cathay Pacific New Cabin Design
Today, Cathay Pacific have released a video showcasing their re-desiged cabin. The new cabin design includes all new Business Class seats that now feature a full door for more privacy and earth tone colors that make the cabin feel warm and high-quality. The Premium Economy seats feature a new headrest with integrated lighting and more…
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Airbus Launching OpenCargoLab
Airbus has introduced the OpenCargoLab, a collaborative venture with prominent partners from the airline, logistics, and handling industries, aimed at enhancing the entire airfreight ecosystem. The initiative brings together experts from CHAMP Cargosystems, Fraport, KLM Cargo, Kuehne+Nagel, and Swissport to develop digital and resource-efficient concepts, thereby fostering more resilient and efficient airfreight processes. Unveiled at…
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Explore the Boeing Dreamlifter
In the world of aviation, where innovation and ingenuity reign supreme, the Boeing Dreamlifter stands tall as a testament to human engineering prowess. Designed to transport large and bulky components for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner, this cargo aircraft is a marvel of modern aviation technology. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of the Dreamlifter, exploring its…
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Path to Flight Training
Embarking on the journey to become a pilot is an exhilarating endeavor filled with challenges and rewards. Flight training lays the foundation for aspiring aviators, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the skies safely and confidently. In this article, we delve into the world of flight training, exploring its importance, key…
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New P-8A Poseidon for Canada and Germany
The U.S. Navy has awarded Boeing a $3.4 billion contract to commence production of 14 P-8A Poseidon aircraft for the Royal Canadian Air Force, along with an additional three P-8s for the German Navy. Philip June, the vice president and program manager for the P-8A program, expressed pride in expanding the international P-8 partnership to…
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F-15EX – The New F-15
The F-15EX, Boeing’s latest iteration of the legendary F-15 Eagle, represents a leap forward in air combat technology. With its advanced avionics, enhanced performance, and expanded mission capabilities, the F-15EX promises to redefine air superiority for the modern battlefield. Advanced Avionics: At the core of the F-15EX is its advanced avionics suite, which includes the…
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Thai Airways orders additional 787-9s
Boeing and Thai Airways have announced that the flagship carrier has placed an order for additional 45 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The move comes as Thai Airways seeks to modernize and expand its widebody fleet and international network. Opting for the 787-9 variant aligns with the airline’s long-term strategy to rejuvenate its fleet with more fuel-efficient…
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Embraer E195 – Testament to Safety
Since its inception, the Embraer E195 has earned a reputation as a reliable and safe aircraft, serving as a workhorse for airlines around the world. From its maiden flight to its continued operation in commercial fleets, the E195 has demonstrated a commitment to passenger safety and operational excellence. The Embraer E195, part of the E-Jet…
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Sustainable Aviation Fuels – The Path to Greener Skies
In recent years, the aviation industry has been making significant strides towards sustainability, driven by government regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. One promising avenue for achieving this goal is the development and adoption of sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs), renewable alternatives to traditional jet fuels derived from fossil sources. As airlines, manufacturers, and governments increasingly…
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NVIDIA AI Reshaping Aviation
Not only since the release of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an important technology that is going to reshape the future of various industries, including aviation. Company NVIDIA, originally known of their gaming graphic cards, has become a major player in the field since their processors and platforms are perfect for supporting complex and…
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Boeing 777-300ER – Mastering the Skies
In the world of commercial aviation, few aircraft command as much respect and admiration as the Boeing 777-300ER. With its impressive size, range, and performance capabilities, the 777-300ER has become a cornerstone of long-haul travel for airlines around the globe. We delve into the remarkable features and enduring legacy of this iconic wide-body jetliner. The…
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Atlas Air in the Spotlight
In the dynamic world of aviation, Atlas Air stands out as a leader in air cargo transportation and aviation services. With a diverse fleet of aircraft and a global network of operations, Atlas Air plays a vital role in the global supply chain, delivering goods and resources to destinations around the world. In this article,…
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Air Greenland Chief Pilot Talks about Airbus A330
Aviationtag, famous for upcycling retired aircraft skin into unique, collectible aviation-themed tags, has posted an interesting interview with Air Greenland Chief Pilot. His exprience, what it means to fly for Air Greenland and in particular the Airbus A330. Aviationtag recently exclusively offered their products made from Air Greenland Airbus A330-200 OY-GRN “Norsaq” (MSN 230), that…
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Pan American World Airways: A Definitive History
Pan American World Airways, commonly known as Pan Am, holds a legendary status in the annals of aviation history. Established in 1927, Pan Am pioneered numerous innovations in commercial air travel and played a pivotal role in shaping the modern airline industry. This article provides a detailed exploration of Pan Am’s rich history, from its…
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Gulfstream G700 at Singapore Airshow
Gulfstream unveiled today that the all-new ultralarge-cabin Gulfstream G700 is making its debut at the Singapore Airshow. The G700, accompanied by the award-winning Gulfstream G600, will be showcased from February 20 to 25 at Changi Exhibition Centre. Scott Neal, senior vice president, Worldwide Sales at Gulfstream, emphasized the significance of the long-range capabilities of the…
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Tracing the Evolution of the Concorde
The Concorde, a collaborative endeavor between British and French aviation industries, symbolizes the zenith of aerospace engineering in the 20th century. This article endeavors to trace its remarkable journey from conception to cessation, illuminating the scientific, economic, and cultural impact of this iconic aircraft. The origins of the Concorde can be traced back to the…