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Charting the trends – big is said to be beautiful, but in aviation terms that is only really valid in the good times
They say ‘big is beautiful’ and we cannot deny that the Jumbo Jet, the Boeing 747, has an affinity with travellers, becoming popularly known as
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Is this a glimpse into the future of flying? Airbus reveals three zero-emission commercial aircraft concepts that use hydrogen as their primary power source
Airbus has revealed three concepts for the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft which could enter service by 2035. These concepts each represent a different approach
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The risk of infection while flying is low, but wearing a face mask is an important part of the layered approach to safety – even a 747 freighter is now showcasing the importance of covering up!
It is very hard to change someone’s opinion and unfortunately however hard airlines clarify that the environment on a modern airliner affords minimal risk of
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Getting the boarding process right could be key to minimising air travel exposure to infection and surprisingly a random approach is judged to be the most effective tactic
A key part of the success of the LCC business model has been the ability to deliver fast turnarounds to maximise aircraft utilisation. Minimising the
Is the aviation industry failing to get its message across? Honeywell survey finds almost three quarters of travellers are more concerned about the environment on an aircraft than in an airport
How safe are we when we take to the air? The statistics prove that air travel is one of the safest forms of transport, yet
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Video of the week – As lessors are ever more closely monitoring airline health digitising lease returns is an obvious efficiency benefit, so where is the holdup?
With the current global reduction in demand you can expect to see large numbers of airlines take advantage of lease return clauses, not take up
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Airbus reveals MAVERIC, a disruptive blended wing body scale model technological demonstrator that already has more than six months of testing
Airbus says it is leveraging emerging technologies to pioneer the future of flight and testing disruptive aircraft configurations to evaluate their potential as viable future
Is it a bird or is it a plane? Airbus tests new ‘flapping’ wing-tips onboard AlbatrossOne scale-model
No, it is not April Fool’s Day, aerospace giant Airbus really has developed a scale-model aeroplane with the first in-flight, flapping wing-tips that could ultimately
KLM joins forces with TU Delft to develop sustainable solution for the industry with new thoughts on aircraft design
Sustainability has, and will remain, a major talking point for aviation. You could not escape the subject during the International Air Transport Association (IATA) AGM
The value of aircraft orders – it is all a tale of smoke and mirrors
A rumoured Emirates Airline follow-up Airbus A380 order failed to materialise at the Dubai Air Show and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) carrier selected the