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Boeing 787 Engine Showdown: GEnx vs Trent 1000
Airways takes a closer look at two advanced engines: the General Electric GEnx-1B and the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000.
FAA proposes inspections for ‘excessive gaps’ in Boeing’s 787
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a proposed directive Thursday to require inspections of Boeing 787s for "excessive ...
FAA Proposes Inspections on Boeing 787 Dreamliner Nose Component
The US Federal Aviation Administration proposed a directive to require inspections of a key structural component at the nose ...
How faulty parts on Boeing's 787 jets flew below the radar in Italy
On a Saturday morning in May, 2020, Italian police officers caught two men pouring chemical waste into the sewers in the ...
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Which airlines have lie-flat business class seats on intra-Europe flights?
Is anything in aviation more fun than getting a lie-flat Business Class seat for a short 2-3 hour flight across Europe? We ...
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US airlines and aerospace groups push back against tariffs, brace for impact
A broad coalition of US aviation groups are urging the Trump administration to exempt the aerospace industry from stiff new ...
What Is The Oldest Plane Still Flying In The Qantas Fleet?
The oldest aircraft still flying for the Qantas Group is a Fokker 100 currently serving its regional QantasLink airline.
British Airways laid on huge Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner ‘fashion jet’ during Paris shows after WW2 bomb scare
A “ginormous, emergency jet” was sent from London to Paris after bomb scare shut the Eurostar, as British Airways helped ...
The 10 Busiest US Boeing 787 Dreamliner Routes By Seats
While the largest widebody passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380 and the Boeing 747 Jumbo, are no longer (or were never) operated by US airlines, three US airlines operate the Boeing 787 Dreamliner ...
Boeing deliveries rise 63% in February from a year earlier
Boeing said on Tuesday it delivered 44 aircraft in February, up from 27 in the same month a year ago, as it works to ...
‘Fate is screaming at us to do something’: How pilots are reacting to the slew of recent aviation incidents
As public confidence in aviation safety drops, the pressure is on pilots to reassure nervous passengers. But although pilots say flying is still safe, some have concerns about a system under pressure.
First class is back, baby (but does it make sense for airlines?)
Non-stop flights to London is a chance for Qantas to expand its premium suites. Its competitors are doing the same.