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Every day, some 93,000 flights take off from approximately 9,000 airports. At any given time, there are between 8,000 and 13,000 airplanes in the air. Over 30,000 flights with two million passengers on board take off every single day in the United States alone.
BBC News - Texas airport worker dies after being sucked into Delta plane engine
The unnamed airport employee died after they were "ingested" into an engine, transport officials said.
BA flight suffers horror at 30,000ft as jet packed full of Brits is hit by ‘worst turbulence in years’ over sea
FIVE British Airways crew received horror injuries and passengers screamed in terror at 30,000ft in some of the most severe turbulence to hit a packed jet in years. One of the in-flight team suffer…
The horrendous injuries - with another stewardess needing an MRI on her hip after severe bruising - and flight conditions forced the London-bound aircraft to return to the Far East.
A proposal to compensate US airline passengers for delays and cancellations is announced by Joe Biden.
BBC News - TSA raises alarm amid increase in guns at US airports
In some parts, more passengers are attempting to bring guns through airport security.
Are you wondering why are flights so expensive right now? Here are the factors behind the price hike of flights that you need to know.
Not one airline had a particularly good year. Blame staffing shortages, aggressive scheduling, bad weather and big crowds.
A coveted report has ranked the best airlines to fly in the U.S.
https://simpleflying.com/us-big-three-hand-lugagge-rules/
An update on the primary carriers' policies for bringing items onboard.
We lost lot of musical and TV greats and some of our own friends in 2022 , and with war in Ukraine , supporting the. Ukrainian people.
It used to be that when the doors of the aircraft closed, passengers could re-arrange themselves freely. If there were empty seats, you’d see passengers spread out for more room. That made sense. However airlines now charge for seats, and they don’t even just charge for extra legroom seats. An a...
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-airlines-plans-away-first-120433432.html
In its Q3 earnings conference call, American Airlines Group Inc (NASDAQ: AAL) Chief Commercial Officer Vasu Raja provided some detail about replacing its first-class international flight seats with new business-class suites, announced last month. “And frankly, by removing [first-class seats], we c...
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/19663339/flights-cancelled-winter-uk-airport/
MORE flights are being scrapped this winter, causing chaos for thousands of passengers. UK airline Loganair – the largest regional airline in the country – confirmed that 300 flights ar…
The rate at which American Airlines is moving to terminate flight attendants for a variety of disciplinary issues has allegedly tripled in the last year and the union that represents crew at the Dallas Fort Worth-based airline says it is “inundated” with requests to help flight attendants facing...
Boom’s Overtures, promising much shorter flight times, are expected to carry first passengers in 2029
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BBC News: The tech aiming to prevent lost airline luggage
BBC News - The tech aiming to prevent lost airline luggage
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62446937
With millions of bags and suitcases going missing this summer, technology may offer the solution.
BBC News - Toronto Pearson: 'I just need to get out of this airport'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62216557
The chaos at Toronto Pearson is a symptom of the disruption Covid inflicted on commercial aviation.
🇵🇱WWII uncovered: Anna Leska: Polish Air Force: First Woman to Fly in the ATA
A serving officer in the Polish Air Force, Anna Leska was one of three Polish women who served in the Air Transport Auxiliary. She was certified to fly gliders, balloons and airplanes.
On September 22 1939 Anna escaped by plane from a Polish field airport occupied by Germany. Anna would go on to train in Britain and on January 1, 1941 after passing all the qualifying examinations, she became one of the first women to fly with the ATA.
According to the British Poles Web portal "Stationed at Hatfield and Hamble, Leska ferried a total of 1,295 aircraft including 557 Supermarine Spitfires. She flew 93 types of aircraft, including flying boats, and was airborne 1,241 hours. When picking up an aircraft at a plant, she had to check its operation both on the ground and in the air and comment in writing on its performance during the flight for the benefit of the destination wing. After landing a multi-engine combat aircraft, such as the Wellington, it took some effort on her part to persuade the male pilots receiving the aircraft that she was, in fact, the pilot. Among her subordinates, whom she instructed and assisted, were five British women and one each from the United States, Chile, and Argentina."
The women who flew in the ATA were extremely skilful, required as they were to fly a variety of different planes from the maintenance sheds to the airfields (in this image, Leska is in a Spitfire). Fifteen female pilots lost their lives during the war, some of whom were shot down by the enemy.
Anna passed away on January 21, 1988 at the age of 87. She lies in rest at Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw Poland. Lest We Forget.
WWII uncovered©️ Original description and photo sourced by IWM and the British Poles Web portal (Fair Use Photos) Photographer: Lee Miller via the Lee Miller Archive
BBC News - Aerospace electrified by new technology
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62120130
Electric and hybrid aircraft are under development which could cut the need for jet fuel.
Orlando International Airport's new terminal will showcase $3.2 billion worth of "a-ha" when it opens. It's been a long process. Here's how.
https://news.yahoo.com/air-canada-passenger-deliberately-took-111900057.html
Chaos has consumed the aviation industry as airlines and airports struggle to recruit the staff needed to match the surging demand for travel.
Soaring fuel costs will be reflected in airline ticket prices, Willie Walsh warns.
https://simpleflying.com/virgin-announces-heathrow-tampa/
Tampa will have non-stop flights to Heathrow and Gatwick.
Airlines are currently letting a lot of passengers down. Just how bad is it? These two stories offer a clue.
https://bestlifeonline.com/news-american-cutting-flights-may/
American Airline has announced that it will be cutting a number of flights from four major cities beginning in May.
The mysterious code means a passenger is flagged for additional—and sometimes invasive—TSA screening.
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