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Every complex flight operation depends on one essential thing: a checklist. While most people prepare to spend time with their friends and
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Every complex flight operation depends on one essential thing: a checklist. While most people prepare to spend time with their friends and

The Christmas season is not only a busy travel season for aviation; it is also the most challenging testing ground

Every airline has aircraft that become more than metal and systems. They gain reputations, stories, even personalities. In Türk Hava

We are inside a railway carriage halted in the woods of Compiègne, in Picardy. It is 5:00 a.m. on November

If you are a motorhead EUROAVIAn like myself, you might already know many racing fans consider that we have entered

For decades, aviation enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike have whispered about Aurora, a top-secret American aircraft said to have reached speeds beyond

Introduction Decarbonization of aviation is one of the most essential trouble that aviation authorities and companies face. Many aircraft manufacturers,

Helios Airways Flight 552, a Boeing 737, crashed on the 14th of August 2005 near Athens, leaving no survivors behind. This

Have you ever looked out from your airplane window and noticed the wings curving gracefully upwards at the tips? Those

In the 1960s the USAF and Navy were looking for big, heavy fighters such as the F-4 Phantom II and

Every complex flight operation depends on one essential thing: a checklist. While most people prepare to spend time with their friends and families, the most complex logistical

The Christmas season is not only a busy travel season for aviation; it is also the most challenging testing ground for winter operations. Low temperatures, the risk of icing, and limited visibility conditions demand disciplined and flawless operation, even under the Christmas lights.

Every airline has aircraft that become more than metal and systems. They gain reputations, stories, even personalities. In Türk Hava Yolları’s (Turkish Airlines) long-haul fleet,

We are inside a railway carriage halted in the woods of Compiègne, in Picardy. It is 5:00 a.m. on November 11, 1918. On one side

If you are a motorhead EUROAVIAn like myself, you might already know many racing fans consider that we have entered a new “Golden Age” in

For decades, aviation enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike have whispered about Aurora, a top-secret American aircraft said to have reached speeds beyond Mach 6. Officially, no such

Introduction Decarbonization of aviation is one of the most essential trouble that aviation authorities and companies face. Many aircraft manufacturers, airlines and authorities are struggling

Helios Airways Flight 552, a Boeing 737, crashed on the 14th of August 2005 near Athens, leaving no survivors behind. This tragedy occurred after the aircraft

Have you ever looked out from your airplane window and noticed the wings curving gracefully upwards at the tips? Those upward extensions, called winglets, are

In the 1960s the USAF and Navy were looking for big, heavy fighters such as the F-4 Phantom II and the F-111 Aardvark, which could