Jake Hardiman
Contributing since September, 2019
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About Jake Hardiman
Evergreen Manager - A graduate in German, Jake has a passion for aviation history, and enjoys sampling new carriers and aircraft even if doing so demands an unorthodox itinerary. A keen amateur photographer, he also recently reached the milestone of flying his 100th sector as a passenger. Based in Norwich, UK.
Latest Articles
Original Variant: The Last Remaining Operators Of The Airbus A321-100
This version of the stretched-fuselage narrowbody hasn't enjoyed the popularity seen by later variants.
Rare Rear-Engined Quadjet: The Story Of The Lockheed JetStar
The aircraft has a long and varied history, catering to VIP and military operators alike.
What Are The Longest Non-Stop Routes From Doha Hamad International Airport In 2024?
The Middle Eastern hub represents the start and end of some seriously lengthy flights.
32 Years Of Flight: The Oldest Active Example Of Each Airbus A340 Variant
Almost 70 A340s worldwide are still active today.
737 MAX 7 Certification Remains Uncertain After Boeing Withdraws Safety Exemption Request
The manufacturer had previously been hoping to get the aircraft certified this year.
Which Airbus A380s Have Amassed The Most Flight Hours?
Several superjumbos have exceeded the 50,000-hour mark.
German Leisure Carrier: The Condor Fleet In 2024
The airline is presently undergoing something of a fleet modernization process.
Ryanair Wants Any Boeing 737 MAX Orders That May Be Canceled By US Airlines
The Irish low-cost carrier has noted an improvement in quality after checking recent deliveries from Boeing.
Sunday Reads: Our Most Notable Stories This Week
The top aviation news stories from the last seven days.
Mil V-12: The Story Of The Largest Helicopter Ever Built
A look back at the world's largest helicopter.
What Are The Best Seats In Each Class On Emirates' Airbus A380s?
How to make the most of your time onboard the UAE flag carrier's double-decker giants.
Why Has London-New York Historically Been Such A Lucrative Route?
It's a famous route often associated with the term 'transatlantic crossing,' but let's look at what has made London-New York such a famous corridor.
The Australian-Registered Commercial Aircraft With The Most Flight Hours On The Clock
The country is home to some seriously busy airliners!
A Look At The Oldest Active Swedish-Registered Commercial Aircraft
The country is home to a dozen active commercial planes with more than 30 years of flying under their belts.
Discover Airlines Cabin Crew & Pilots Due To Strike Tomorrow
The unions involved have expressed their frustrations at Discover Airlines' unwillingness to negotiate.
Throwback: When KLM Said Goodbye To The Boeing 747
The big blue 747-400 was an iconic part of KLM's long-haul operations. It's hard to believe that the Dutch carrier no longer operates the jumbo jet.
Qantas' New 10-Minute Long Safety Video Faces Online Criticism
The Australian flag carrier has used the new video to showcase some of its destinations, but public reaction hasn't been universally positive.
Cabin Crew Through The Ages: A Brief History of Flight Attendants
Have you ever wondered what life was like for the first flight attendants?
A Summary Of American Airlines' Retro Paint Schemes
Several of the carrier's 1,000+ aircraft have old-school liveries.
Throwback: When easyJet Gatecrashed The Launch Of British Airways' Low-Cost 'Go' Subsidiary
easyJet was determined to make noise when its competitor took to the skies.