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Wisk Conducts First Public eVTOL flight at Long Beach

Wisk became the first electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi company to fly in the greater Los Angeles area with the launch of test flights at Long Beach Airport. The company produces fully autonomous vehicles that do require a pilot onboard. The test flights allowed Wisk to conduct…

JAL Set to Retire Last Remaining 777-200ER

Japan Airlines is planning to remove its last remaining 777-200ER aircraft from scheduled service later this year. One of the early adopters of Boeing’s 777, JAL has used the aircraft type for both short and long haul operations. The airline has phased out its 777-200ER fleet in recent years as…

20 Years Later: October 24 Marks Final Scheduled Concorde Flights

“Paris is always a good idea.” Though Audrey Hepburn didn’t actually deliver that line in her 1954 film Sabrina, it’s widely attributed to her, and having lived in Paris for three years, I couldn’t agree more. To this day, I never need an excuse to go. I’d happily hop the pond…

New Tail Cam: Air Canada Debuts Refreshed Airbus Cabins

Air Canada has unveiled new cabins for its Airbus A320 and A321 fleet. The Canadian flag carrier is retrofitting these aging aircraft with modernized seats and fixtures, bringing their interiors in line with the carrier’s newer narrowbody aircraft. New Seats and New Cabins The new seats feature dark black and…

Global Airlines CCO Optimistic, Committed to A380

Global Airlines CCO Richard Stephenson spoke at the Routes World conference in Istanbul last week, giving a keynote on the state of Global Airlines and taking questions from the audience. Stephenson outlined the start-up airline's bold plans.  Global Airlines' Fleet Plan Stephenson stated that Global Airlines is not looking to…

U.S. Major Carriers with 865 Aircraft Ordered in Three Years

The past three years have brought significant changes in the airline industry. Airlines are looking towards the future for more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly fleets. The Big Three have placed orders with both Airbus and Boeing to expand and replace existing fleets.  United Airlines According to UK-based aviation valuation firm,…

Alaska to Begin 737 MAX 8 Service in Early 2024

Now an all-Boeing operator, Alaska is on track to begin service with Boeing’s smaller 737 MAX variant in Q1 of 2024. The Seattle-based carrier phased out its last remaining Airbus aircraft – relics of the 2016 Virgin America acquisition – on Sept. 30, 2023. According to ch-aviation, the airline has…

Archer Plans to Launch Electric Air Taxi Flights Across the…

American-made electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are coming to the Middle East. San Jose, Calif.-based eVTOL manufacturer Archer Aviation on Monday announced its plan to initiate electric air taxi services across the United Arab Emirates, which is expected to be the company’s first international launch market. Partnering with…

United’s First A321neo Arrives in the U.S.

After ferrying from Airbus’ Hamburg, Germany manufacturing facility, United’s first A321neo arrived in the U.S. on Monday. The Chicago-based airline is gearing up to begin service with the new aircraft in December. After announcing an order for more aircraft in early October, United now has 180 A321neo series aircraft planned…