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NEWS Nov 11, 2024 Violent Passenger Tries to Open Cabin Door Mid-Air on Korean Air Flight An unruly passenger on a Korean Air flight from Bangkok to Seoul was restrained after displaying strange behavior near the R3 emergency exit. Read More →
NEWS Oct 08, 2024 South Korean Government Banned T'Way Air Aircraft from Flying T'Way is having a lot of trouble maintaining its aircraft, with lengthy delays happening. The government banned an A330 from flying, and fined the airline almost $1.5m. Read to find out more. Read More →
NEWS Sep 27, 2024 Delta Launches First-Ever Seoul-Salt Lake City Flights Delta Air Lines continues to expand its global footprint. Not long after announcing a massive European expansion, the carrier has revealed plans to resume transpacific service from Salt Lake City. Read More →
NEWS Sep 04, 2024 3 Korean Air Aircraft Experience Slide Issues in 2 Days If anyone can think of a better attention grabbing title, please change it to that as i think this one won't grab that much attention. Read More →
NEWS Jul 28, 2024 Inside Korean Air's New Boeing 787-10 Korean Air has introduced a new type of aircraft to its fleet: the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner. The flag carrier took delivery of the new aircraft, registered HL8515, just five days ago, and the Dreamliner made its first commercial flight today bound for Tokyo. Read More →
NEWS Jun 27, 2024 The World’s First Hybrid Airline: Air Premia You may be familiar with the two main groups of airlines: full-service carriers and low-cost carriers. But have you ever heard of a "hybrid" airline? Today, we will look at the world's first example of such an airline: Air Premia from South Korea. Read More →
TRIP REPORTS Apr 11, 2024 Flying for Free: A Day in the Life Our writer, Daniel Ren, discusses his personal experiences flying for free on Delta Air Lines. He shares some advice that can help you if you ever work for an airline. Read More →
STORIES Mar 21, 2024 North Korean Bomb in Overhead Storage Bin Explodes Mid-Flight: Korean Air Flight 858 On November 29, 1987, Korean Air Flight 858 was on its way from Abu Dhabi to Bangkok when all communications with the flight were suddenly lost. What first seemed like an aircraft malfunction or pilot error soon became known as the worst terrorist act involving both North and South Korea, with a dark purpose to throw off a major international event. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Mar 19, 2024 How Boeing's Aircraft Conduct International Charter Flights for Baseball Teams Major League Baseball (MLB) will host three games in global markets for the 2024 season, including the first-ever match in South Korea. Although the event brings excitement, the team travel logistics present an obstacle with sleep and adjustment for the start of the season. Most MLB teams use various Boeing aircraft for charter flights to domestic and international games. Read More →
NEWS Mar 01, 2024 Asiana Airlines to Retire Its Last Boeing 747-400 Aircraft After 25 Years The COVID-19 pandemic has seen several aircraft being retired earlier than expected. It was expected that Asiana Airlines would retire their Boeing 747-400s permanently. One sole aircraft, HL7428, made it through the pandemic and is still flying for Asiana. However, with HL7428 nearing 25 years of operation, Asiana has announced that the aircraft will retire on March 25. Read More →