A Royal Air Force Chinook helicopter has made an emergency landing in Carmarthenshire, Wales. The US Ministry of Defence reported that the incident happened on Tuesday evening near Llangynin with the crew suffering “minor injuries”. RAF Chinook sits alone after...

Boeing CEO, Dave Calhoun, announced on Wednesday outlining the company’s adjustments to its aircraft production. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Boeing will reduce the manufacturing rate of the 737, the 777/777X and the 787 Dreamliner. Is the Coronavirus to...

There is all-round optimism that finally, air traffic is picking up across the world. Let us dive deeper and understand the current scenario. On an absolute scale, yes, the number of flights being put into operation by airlines has been growing steadily since May...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) revised its prediction for passenger traffic recovery on Tuesday. Earlier, the global airlines trade association projected pre-COVID-19 levels to return no earlier than 2023. However, in its latest update, it...

The pandemic has hit several airlines quite severely. Ryanair has recently highlighted the scale of the effect the coronavirus has had on its operations. The airline reported a gargantuan loss of €185mn (£169m) for the first quarter of the current financial...

After being delayed for a year already, the new Boeing 777X could be delayed even further. What is the Boeing 777X? The Boeing 777X is the brand-new version of the original B777. The update will come with two variants, the 777-8 and 777-9. The new models will have...

It increasingly looks like international first class service may become history, thanks to the current pandemic! Recently, Korean Air has become the latest airline to pull the plug on its first class service. In the past few weeks, Korean Air has repeatedly updated...

With airline crews and pilots travelling the world keeping aircraft in the skies during the Coronavirus Pandemic, testing amongst both pilots and flight attendants has sharply increased with carriers offering voluntary, and in some cases mandatory, Covid-19 testing...

Close to sixty-three per cent (63%) of the world’s aircraft fleet was grounded in March this year, a staggering 16,000 aeroplanes; And all these aircraft needed space to be parked. It was a logistical nightmare for the airlines to find the space. An exercise never...