Flights

The Pros and Cons of the Two Paths to Becoming a U.S. Airline Pilot

Any flight student or instructor is acutely aware of the two types of flight schools: Part 61 schools and Part 141. Though they get you to the same final destination – pilot certification – each has its own distinct qualities, and each is (usually) used either by pilots looking to fly recreationally or professionally. Let’s […]

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How United is Leading the Tech Pack

United Airlines has been leading the pack in the United States when it comes to harnessing technology. Over the past several years, the airline has methodically improved the functionality of its consumer app and website to allow for greater self-service across the board. This is something that many other airline apps lack. This becomes a […]

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How to Book an All-Electric SAS Flight

SAS will begin allowing customers to reserve seats on what will be the first electric aircraft flights in 2028. While the Scandinavian airline does not yet have an actual date for the flight, passengers will be able to make reservations with the airline for a date that will be announced via email at a later […]

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WestJet Pilots, Company Reach Agreement After Canceling Dozens of Flights

Canada’s WestJet and Swoop airlines cancelled over 200 flights in response to an industrial dispute with 1800 pilots. CBC News reports that 92 flights due to operate on Thursday were cancelled in addition to strategic cancellations already made by the airline ahead of the long holiday weekend. “We are extremely disheartened to find ourselves in […]

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New Pan Am-Era Private Terminal Coming to Miami Airport

Pan Am was an airline that revolutionized the aviation industry. The airline started service in 1927 delivering mail and through most of the 20th Century was a world-renowned airline with modern aircraft and luxurious service. The airline started dealing with financial difficulties beginning in the 1970s and was eventually bought out by Delta in 1991. […]

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Breeze Begins Its Longest Nonstop Flight

Breeze Airways, a Salt Lake City-based start-up airline, has announced the launch of its longest nonstop service from Providence’s T.F. Green International Airport (PVD) to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). This new addition to Breeze’s expanding route network marks a significant milestone for the airline and provides travelers in the New England region with a […]

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Singapore Airlines Resumes Non-Stop Flights to Barcelona

Singapore Airlines (SIA) will once again offer non-stop flights between Singapore – Changi (SIN) and Barcelona (BCN) for the 2023 summer season. Catalonian capital is the airline’s only destination in Spain. The airline will have an offer of 1,012 seats per week on this non-stop service according to Cirium. In addition, SIA will be the […]

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Frontier Releases Unlimited “Go Wild” Pass

Remember when American Airlines sold an all-you-can-fly lifetime pass for just $250,000? Then ended up revoking them because, well, allowing the most avid frequent fliers, who have the cash ready, to fly as much as they want wherever they want for a fixed price is not usually a good business decision. It’s been 40 years […]

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