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INFORMATIONAL Oct 28, 2026 Seconds to Survive: The Human Factors Lessons of the 1985 Manchester Airport Disaster How a mechanical failure and a trapped cabin exposed critical gaps in emergency preparedness. Read More →
NEWS Oct 28, 2026 British TUI Flight Attendant Arrested in Sri Lanka Over Alleged 100-Pound Drug Smuggling Attempt A British TUI flight attendant faces serious charges in Sri Lanka after authorities allegedly found around 100 pounds of synthetic drugs in her luggage. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 28, 2026 Hindenburg: The Disaster That Ended the Airship Age Within 34 seconds, the pride of German aviation had folded into the ground as 7 million cubic feet of hydrogen turned into a curtain of fire nearly as tall as the mast it was supposed to dock against. Passengers leapt from windows 20 and 30 feet up rather than wait for the flames to reach them. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 27, 2026 Catering to the Aircraft: What Crews Should Consider Before Ordering Successful private jet catering starts with clear communication between flight crews and catering providers. SkyDine, a private jet catering company, explains how galley limitations, refrigeration, packaging and service expectations should influence choices, and why establishing clear expectations from the beginning is essential to a smooth onboard experience. Read More →
TRIP REPORTS Oct 27, 2026 So Long, A340: One Last Flight on Lufthansa’s Airbus A340-600 When the bus doors opened on the Frankfurt apron, two four-engine Airbuses were waiting in the gray morning light. On the left was D-AIFF, the last A340-300 delivered new to Lufthansa. On the right was D-AIHZ, Lufthansa’s final A340-600, and the aircraft that would carry me to New York. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 27, 2026 Why Airbus Needs 323 Deliveries in Three Months to Hit Its 2026 Target Airbus needs 323 aircraft deliveries in the final quarter of 2026 to hit its annual target of 870 jets. With supply chain shortages, A321neo quality issues, and a demanding year-end production schedule, can Airbus meet its delivery target while keeping airlines on track? Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 27, 2026 SAF's Uncomfortable Math: Availability, Price Premiums, Mandates, and Who Actually Pays Sustainable aviation fuel is expected to carry the industry most of the way to net zero by 2050. It remains the only real substitute for fossil jet fuel that can be used in today's aircraft without requiring major engine redesigns. Yet in 2026, SAF still made up just 0.8% of global jet fuel use, a sliver that nonetheless cost airlines billions of dollars to buy. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 27, 2026 Ten Minutes to Manhattan: Inside Joby’s Air Taxi Ambitions Meet the Joby aircraft, a battery-powered electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle built primarily from carbon-fiber composites. Six electric motors drive six five-bladed propellers, while four battery packs supply the power needed to fly without producing direct exhaust emissions. Read More →
STORIES Oct 27, 2026 Are Airports Cool & Fancy Again? We Think So The rise of luxury, modern airports has begun. With over 600 airport projects happening worldwide, we can expect more innovation & premium services to be at the forefront of these megahubs. Read More →
NEWS Oct 26, 2026 Ryanair Passengers Endure Nine-Hour Flight Only To End Up Where They Started A two-hour Ryanair flight to Cornwall turned into a nine-hour ordeal after the plane diverted twice and returned to its starting point in Spain. Read More →