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4+ Hours: North America’s 10 Longest Embraer Flights
Nearly all these flights began in 2023 or will do so in 2024, showing just how much change there has been.
Unlike Where Passengers Sit: Why Cockpit Seats Sometimes Have Sheepskin Covers
Did you ever notice that pilots sometimes have fluffy seats?
Fact Or Fiction? When Deafblind Activist Hellen Keller Supposedly Flew A Plane
With the soul of a pilot, Keller flew the aircraft calmly and steadily without hesitation.
Still Flying Strong: The State Of The Airbus A340 In 2024
Less than 80 Airbus A340s are listed as active worldwide, with airlines in Europe and Iran being the largest operators of the type.
80 Aircraft: Which Airlines Are Using The Airbus A350-1000 This Month?
Eight airlines have had aircraft delivered so far.
Landing Gear: 5 Things You Might Not Know
Did you know that the first retractable landing gear was developed in 1911?
A Brief Guide To The Different Variants Of The Cessna 208 Caravan
What are some of the many versions of the popular type?
Ryanair Forced To Revise Summer Flights Due To Boeing Delivery Delays
The Irish low-cost carrier may be out of luck as it expects to carry fewer passengers than previously forecast.
Where Air India Is Flying Its Boeing 777-300ERs This Winter
The ex-Etihad and the company-owned aircraft differ in where they fly.
At Which Flight Stages Do Aircraft Burn The Most Fuel?
Does an aircraft burn the most fuel when the engines are at full power?
Head-Up Displays On Military Aircraft: 5 Fun Facts
From the beginning of military HUDs to the latest advanced features.
Why Aircraft Have Small, Round Windows
Aircraft tend to use nearly the same window design, which is small and round - this is not only aesthetic but also for safety.
A Private Plane With No Tail? A Look At The AASI Jetcruzer
Jetcruzer is working on a zero-emission electric-powered aircraft.
1,000+ Daily Flights: Where American Airlines & United Are Using 50-Seat Regional Jets
They're on 360 routes in January.
Rear Vs Wing-Mounted Engines: Advantages And Disadvantages
It is rare to find rear-mounted engines in commercial aircraft these days.
Which Is The Loudest Military Aircraft In The World?
The Turboprop-powered Tupelov Tu-95 Bear is the loudest military aircraft flying today.