Airborne! The First Airbus A321XLR Takes Off - airwaysmag.com
WEBJun 15, 2022 · HAMBURG - As the skies of Hamburg cleared, Airbus' latest next-generation narrowbody aircraft, the A321XLR (Extra Long Range) took off on its first test flight, a significant milestone for the highly anticipated aircraft.. On board were five test pilots and engineers, who monitored the aircraft's aircraft’s flight controls, engines, and main systems, including flight envelope protections ...
This Is the World's Fastest Passenger Jet - Airways
WEBMay 26, 2022. DALLAS - Earlier this week, Bombardier unveiled its masterpiece, the fastest passenger jet since Concorde. During its test runs, the new Global 8000 aircraft passed the sound barrier. So to speak, with the likes of Boom Supersonic in the commercial arena, the race to resume supersonic or near-supersonic flight seems to be back.
The Future of Aviation
WEBMutumba. February 16, 2023. DALLAS — The air travel industry is focused on overcoming the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic while shaping the future of air travel. The main issue facing aviation going forward is not its capacity to expand, but rather the capacity to expand both financially and sustainably in a post-pandemic world.
United Receives FAA Approval to Return Boeing 737-9 Fleet to
WEBJanuary 25, 2024. DALLAS — United Airlines (UA) has announced that it has received final approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to resume operations of its fleet of 79 Boeing 737-9 aircraft. According to a company memo from United's Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, Toby Enqvist, the carrier is preparing ...
2023 Paris Air Show: Day 1 Recap - airwaysmag.com
WEBJune 19, 2023. DALLAS – Day 1 of the 2023 Paris Air Show was a historic one. The big news of the first day didn't break until late afternoon. IndiGo's (6E) firm order for 500 Airbus A320neo family aircraft was the single largest commercial deal in aviation history in terms of units. We'll see if Turkish Airlines (TK) surpasses 6E's record ...
Exploring the Five Freedoms of the Air - Airways
WEBNov 17, 2023 · The Freedom of Peaceful Transit. The first freedom of the air guarantees that all airlines have the right to fly over foreign countries, except when flying between neighboring nations. This freedom applies to almost all flights worldwide. It may appear peculiar, but the airspace above a country's territory is technically considered the ...
The 2023 IATA Air Transport Economic Outlook
WEBDec 6, 2022 · A profit of US$11.4 billion is expected for the 2023 fiscal year, while passenger demand levels are expected to return to 97.2% of pre-pandemic levels. Shorter and fewer restrictions are the main reasons IATA cited for the economic gain of the region. Europe is also expected to see an overall net profit in 2023.
Close Calls Lead to FAA Safety Summit - airwaysmag.com
WEBMar 16, 2023 · During the summit, FAA Administrator Billy Nolen and Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg stated an “uptick” in close calls in 2023. In February, the FAA announced the summit as part of a review of the United States aerospace industry, primarily focusing on culture, structure, systems, and integration of safety efforts.
Air France Adds New Long-Haul Routes For Summer 2023 - Airways
WEBMar 18, 2023 · DALLAS - Air France (AF) has launched several new long-haul routes from its largest hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). The company will now offer more flights to Africa, Asia, and North America, taking its total number of long-haul routes to 85. Additional flights will be added to its domestic French and …
Airlines Embrace the Summer Skies in June 2023
WEBAug 2, 2023 · Japan Airlines (JL): In June 2023, Japan Airlines showcased positive signs of recovery, operating approximately 25,482 flights, reflecting a 2.7% increase compared to June 2019. However, the airline experienced a decline of 3.3% in flight frequencies compared to May 2023. Global Recovery: A Story of Resilience.