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Photos: First Aircraft for Air France’s Joon Rolls Out of Paint Shop

November 13, 2017 Joshua Drabble

The first aircraft for Air France’s low-cost airline Joon has rolled out of the paint shop. The airline’s first A320, the first of five, emerged in new colors last week at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle

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A Pilot’s Perspective: Air Berlin’s Controversial Farewell Maneuver in Dusseldorf

October 23, 2017 James Dinsdale

“Tower, this is Ghost rider requesting a flyby.” “That’s a negative Ghost rider, the pattern is full.” The famous quote that springs to mind when watching the video of an Airbus A330-200 ‘aborting’ a landing,

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The Air Travel Dilemma: How Do We Fix the Flying Experience?

May 13, 2017 Joe Pesek

Over the past several months I haven’t been able to turn around without hearing someone talking about airlines. Previously nothing has made me happier to talk about an industry I am extremely passionate about, but

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Alitalia Goes Bankrupt for the Third Time: Is This the End?

May 6, 2017 James Field

On Tuesday, Alitalia announced that they have gone into administration following staggering losses within the carrier. The move to go into administration was formally approved by the Italian government and Alitalia shareholders. The Italian government

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Overbooking: A Blessing and a Curse

April 13, 2017 Parker Davis

When passengers boarded United Express flight 3411 from Chicago to Louisville, Kentucky on Sunday, they were most likely not expecting their short hop to become a subject of national media attention for the days to

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UK Judge Orders Ryanair to Pay €250 Compensation to a Lap Child

April 7, 2017 James Dinsdale

A U.K. judge has ordered Ryanair to pay an infant passenger compensation because of a flight delay, a decision which the airline will challenge and appeal, potentially changing how future compensation claims will be made.

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