by Spyros | Feb 25, 2021 | News
A ground worker in St. Petersburg suffered a serious eye injury, when a Pobeda 737 crew flashed their landing lights, while taxiing their aircraft. The worker should make a full recovery, eventually. The ground worker was marshalling the Pobeda 737-800, as it was...
by Spyros | Feb 19, 2021 | News
Boeing has instructed employees with offices in its Commercial Airplanes headquarters complex, to clear out their desks over the next few weeks. Over 1,000 people worked in Boeing’s Renton headquarters before the pandemic kicked in. Many of them were already working...
by Spyros | Feb 8, 2021 | News
Ground personnel noticed a cat sitting in a parked and locked 737. But this aircraft hadn’t flown and had supposedly remained locked for two weeks! Cats can often look indifferent and bored. But this is an exceptional case. The picture belongs to user Ido Wachtel, an...
by Davie | Nov 10, 2020 | News
Air Canada lost over half a billion dollars in the last quarter, and despite lowering cash burn to around $7 million a day, it is expecting a tough winter ahead. As part of its efforts to improve its position, it has deferred some new narrowbody aircraft deliveries....
by Spyros | Oct 28, 2020 | News
Despite an expected MAX re-certification, Boeing announces that it plans to eliminate 7,000 jobs by the end of next year. The aerospace giant states that it has to align itself to a new reality, while the aviation industry recovers. Boeing was hoping for the MAX to...
