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We are going. Maybe not “we” as in you and I, but the program for sending humans back to the moon begins tomorrow morning. Click through because you want to see the most powerful rocket ever built by NASA. The post Why you should care about NASA’s Artemis I mission …
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Reuters reports each nation will suspend 26 outbound flights to either country, affecting six airlines and at least two American cities. Grounded Flights Based Around China’s “Circuit Breaker” COVID Policies On the Chinese side, the U.S. Department of Transportation will block 26 flights aboard China Eastern Airlines, China …
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Simple Flying reports the phase out will begin in 2023, with the delivery of Boeing 787 Dreamliner airframes due to the carrier. New Cabins Call for Retrofit of Widebody and A321T Cabins Of the three major U.S.-based carriers, American was the last to offer a true “first class” …
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CNN reports Alaska Airlines Flight 588 experienced an engine cowling issue, forcing the flight to return to the airport for a repair. Flyers Alerted of Issue From “A Little Pop” Sound The situation took place on Monday, August 22, 2022, after the aircraft departed around 7:30 a.m. local time. …
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Air carriers on both sides of the Atlantic are announcing cuts to their schedules going into the Fall of 2022, as staffing shortages continue to plague both operators and airports. Weather and Staff Issues Ground Flights, While Heathrow Continues to See Issues Over the weekend of August 19, …
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The travel technology company providing everything from rides to food delivery announced they would end their loyalty program at midnight on Halloween 2022, with more focus going into the Uber One membership program. Uber Rewards Stop Accumulating in August, With Short Spending Window The Uber loyalty program offered …
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The Federal Aviation Administration is soliciting comments on a potential rule to dictate the minimum size of airline seats, including width, pitch and length, to facilitate an orderly aircraft evacuation. Comment Period Comes After Congressional Report In the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018, the civil aviation agency was …
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The two US destinations that it is looking to serve will be Denver, Colorado (DEN), and Detroit, Michigan (DTW). Since the pandemic restrictions have been eased, the airline has focused on increasing the volume of its current flights to the US. The airline’s most recent US route addition was launched …
The Chicago-based air carrier placed a $10 million pre-payment for the airframes, currently under development by aerospace company Archer Aviation. Electronic Aircraft to Serve Population Centers in Last Mile Transportation Although delivery is still likely several years off, the electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are …
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The incident was shared on Twitter, which has been viewed more than five million times online. Attack starts with words, but escalates to violence quickly In the short 90-second video shared online, it’s unclear what started the fight between the unnamed employee and the flyer. It is clear …
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