by Spyros Georgilidakis | Sep 28, 2021 | News
After suffering a bird strike, a JetBlue Airbus lost some of its automation and instruments, because of where the bird struck the aircraft. The incident happened on Friday, the 24th of September. It involved flight B6-1401, from New York’s JFK to Fort Lauderdale...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Aug 31, 2021 | News
An American Airlines A321 damaged 15 runway edge lights, when its crew lined up wrongly for take-off. There was no damage to the aircraft. The incident happened on Saturday, the 28th of August. Flight AA-2480 would fly from Las Vegas Harry Reid (formerly McCarran...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Aug 29, 2021 | News
Its length is the same, so why has Airbus changed the layout of the doors in some newer A321 aircraft? For a good reason, as it turns out! The devil is in the details, they say. When we see new versions of aircraft we tend to notice the big stuff. These can be more...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Nov 20, 2020 | News
With JetBlue’s planned transatlantic flights seemingly ready to go, it is becoming obvious that low-cost carrier operations are evolving. Many low-cost carriers have tried cracking the transatlantic nut before, but not this way. We already saw that JetBlue’s efforts...
by Spyros Georgilidakis | Nov 13, 2020 | News
With hopes that the pandemic will be behind us by the summer, airlines begin preparing for a predicted competition: transatlantic Airbus narrowbody routes. The reach of these re-engined A321s could change the way some think about crossing the Atlantic. It was bound to...
