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7 Airlines That Formerly Operated The McDonnell Douglas MD-11
These carriers were all big fans of the legendary trijet.
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Delta cancels flights due to Winter Storm Hernando, encourages customers to move flights at no charge
Saturday, Feb. 21 update, 3:30 p.m. ETDelta is taking proactive steps to minimize disruption for customers ahead of significant weather impacts from Winter Storm Hernando starting on Sunday and extending through Monday. Due to forecasted snow and winter weather, Delta is processing cancellations at East Coast airports, including Delta hubs BOS, JFK and LGA, to ensure the safety of our customers and people. Flexible options are available for customers whose travel takes them to, from or through a
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USAir Flight 499: Snow, Tailwind, and a Runway That Ran Out
Forty years after USAir Flight 499 overran a snowy runway in Erie, Pennsylvania, we examine how tailwind, speed, and snow combined to narrow the margins. On the morning of 21 February 1986, USAir Flight 499 was approaching Erie International Airport (ERI) in Pennsylvania’s northwestern corner in instrument conditions that left little room for error. Snow […] The post USAir Flight 499: Snow, Tailwind, and a Runway That Ran Out appeared first on Avgeekery.
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ACG Strikes a Deal with Avolon Leasing Limited for 24 Aircraft
On Feb. 19, Aviation Capital Group (ACG) signed an agreement with Ireland Avolon Aerospace Leasing Limited to include 24 aircraft in their portfolio. All the aircraft will be equipped with the latest technology available for widebody and narrowbody fleets. 24 aircraft added to the portfolio through this agreement ACG is a global full-service commercial aircraft […] The post ACG Strikes a Deal with Avolon Leasing Limited for 24 Aircraft appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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How To Get The Most Out Of Delta's SkyMiles Loyalty Program
The program has changed significantly in recent years - here's how to maximize your benefits.
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Back To The Factory Floor: Why Boeing Is Moving Its Defense Headquarters Out Of D.C.
The manufacturer has big plans.
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Leaked Footage Shows Tucker Carlson Posing With Airport Officers After Israel Detainment Claim
Tucker Carlson's Israel Detainment Claim: New Footage Emerges.
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Frontier's Drastic New York JFK Retreat Puts New Terminal 6 Commitment In Doubt
Frontier Airlines drastically reduces its JFK presence, canceling nine routes and leaving only one daily flight.
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Pan Am's Long-Awaited Comeback: What's The Latest?
Examining Pan Am's progress towards restarting commercial operations, and the company's chances of success.
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JetBlue flight returnes to Newark, emergency evacuation and brief airport shutdown
A JetBlue Airways flight was forced to return to Newark New York Airport, United States on Wednesday evening after experiencing an engine issue that led to smoke in the cabin and cockpit, prompting an emergency evacuation. Flight 543, an Airbus A320, carrying registration N640JB, bound for West Palm Beach, Florida, departed Newark around 17 minutes […]
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Vienna Airport suspended operations following heavy snowfall
Vienna Airport suspended its operations on Feb. 20 following a heavy snowfall. After suspending flights for three hours, the airport started its operations up again around midnight, but it is still facing delays. Heavy snowfall at the Airport The airport posted on its Facebook account about the bleak weather conditions. According to the post, approximately […] The post Vienna Airport suspended operations following heavy snowfall appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Why The Airbus A350 Has Such A Short Takeoff Roll
The Airbus A350 boasts a short takeoff roll when compared with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, when the size difference is taken into account.
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Myanmar National Airlines ATR 72 struck by kamikaze drones at Myitkyina Airport
A Myanmar National Airlines aircraft was struck by kamikaze drones while boarding passengers at Myitkyina Airport on the evening of February 20, 2026, in what appears to be a rare and alarming attack on civilian aviation amid Myanmar’s ongoing conflict. According to multiple local and regional sources, the aircraft — an ATR 72-600, registration XY-AMI […]
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5 Sports Teams With Their Own Private Jets
A closer look at some of the biggest and best jets in pro sports.
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Two KLM planes collide at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, no injuries reported
Two aircraft operated by KLM collided on the tarmac at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol on Saturday morning, with no injuries reported. The incident involved two Boeing 737 aircraft. According to the airline, one jet was stationary while the other was taxiing at the time of the collision. The exact circumstances remain under investigation. Passengers and crew […]
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Grounded For Three Hours: Why This United Boeing 737 Was Declared A Crime Scene At Newark
The incident raises serious questions about airport security procedures and passenger screening.
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Here’s How Hawaiian Airlines Is Updating The Cabins On Its Airbus A330s
New premium economy and first class suites ahead.
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British Airways’ Longest Nonstop Routes With The Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner In 2026
Discover the longest routes British Airways 787-10s will fly in 2026 and how the carrier uses this aircraft differently to its other Dreamliners.
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Why Did Boeing Build The 787 With 2 Different Engine Types?
Boeing's bold move to offer two engine options on the 787 Dreamliner reveals a calculated strategy of risk management and market appeal.
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Airbus FHS and Philippines airline enter a new extended contract
It was announced by the Philippine Airlines that they have extended their long-term partnership with Airbus by signing new agreements with Flight Hour Services (FHS). This took place on Feb. 5, 2026. With this new contract, it will cover its A350, A330 and A320 fleets. In the future to maintain the airline’s fleet and operational […] The post Airbus FHS and Philippines airline enter a new extended contract appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.