by David Hopwood | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Reading Time: 3 minutes read The history of Berlin in the 20th century is one of war, division and reunification. No single airport had served the traditional capital of the country because of the infamous ‘Iron Curtain’ dividing the city into east and west. The city...
by Luke Will | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Reading Time: 1 minute read The Boeing 737-800 is one of the most highly recognised airliners in the history of aviation, with over 56% of the manufacturer’s output, being the 737. However, such a reputable airliner came into a spell of trouble on 16th November...
by Luke Will | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Reading Time: 2 minutes read Recently, Bosnian carrier FlyBosnia, has been experiencing issues: In particularly, not being able to find a suitable local business model to serve it’s home market. Earlier today, it was reported by leading business portal, Biznis Info,...
by Luke Will | Nov 16, 2019 | Blog
Reading Time: 2 minutes read On November 14th, over 180 eager passengers waited at Green Bay, in Wisconsin USA, to board Frontier Airlines’ inaugural flight to Orlando, Florida, but things did not go quite to plan. An Airbus A320-200, registration N210FR, operating...
by Luke Will | Nov 16, 2019 | Blog
The International Air Transport Association, abbreviated commonly to IATA, is a trade association of the world’s airlines, with over 290 member airlines (primarily major carriers) which represent a total of 117 countries worldwide. IATA’s member airlines account for...
by Robin Van Acker | Nov 16, 2019 | Blog
Around noon, Indian time, a MiG-29K of the Indian Navy crashed during a training flight. The aircraft had only just left the airbase when it got into trouble. Not much later, the Russian-built aircraft hit the ground. This happened not far from Dabolim International...
