The UK government is launching a review this Friday to rethink the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). They are asking airports, airlines, passengers, and others for their participation as they take a closer look at the CAA and what it should be doing in the future. The review is set to go on until spring 2023. … Read more
Not all safety demonstrations are created the same. Some might not be as watchable as others or people might not pay attention to them. We compiled a list of some of the best safety demonstrations and figured out what worked so you can use weaknesses in your safety demonstration to your advantage. Qantas celebrates 100 … Read more
This article examines the data on the American passengers, stopping and connecting throughout Africa, who flew Ethiopian Airline in 2019. While the October data are the most impacted by this study, the overall numbers seen from this Airline start at 396,000 US passengers but still allow for many stops. Ethiopian Airlines: 396,000 US passengers with … Read more
Travel demand and capacity have recently been evaluated within Singapore Airlines. The company will be implementing significant adjustments to its global route network, as well as highlighting significant aircraft changes for certain destinations. As of 15th May, 2018, Singapore Airlines will be discontinuing their daily service to JFK airport. These flights will only be using … Read more
Starting in the 1970s, jet engines were introduced to replace propeller-based aircraft. They’re now used in medium to long-haul aircraft. Although not as popular today, propeller planes are still in use by those looking for transit or general aviation. The propeller aircraft is less efficient in short-distance flights, but it’s more efficient when it comes … Read more