This week in Aviation
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PLAY Airlines CEO on building a low-cost?link between Europe and the US
This sparsely populated island nation, with a population of just 375,000 living in an area the size of Colorado, has traditionally used its geographical position to its advantage. Located in the Atlantic Ocean’s far north and roughly halfway between Europe and North America, it has become an intercontinental transit point and developed a sizable homegrown airline industry.?
35 years ago: The British Midland Airways Boeing 737-400 Kegworth air disaster
January 2024 marks 35 years to the month of the British Midland Airways Kegworth air disaster in Leicestershire, England. The accident involving an almost brand-new Boeing 737 highlighted various practices that changed the way we travel by air today.?
RAF Voyager laden with 80 tons of fuel suffers tire blowout takeoff scare: video?
The Royal Air Force (RAF) had released details about the dramatic moments one of its air-to-air refueling aircraft suffered a tire blowout during takeoff at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada, United States (US).?
Seven killed in Brazil after Piper plane?breaks up midflight and crashes: video?
Seven people have been confirmed dead in Brazil after a Piper aircraft crashed in Itapeva, in the southern part of Minas Gerais.?
It's inspiring to see the aviation industry constantly evolving and embracing new challenges. As Henry Ford said, "The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing." May this spirit of learning and growth propel the industry forward. ???? For those in the aviation community passionate about sustainability, we're proud to share an exciting opportunity related to sponsoring the Guinness World Record for Tree Planting: https://bit.ly/TreeGuinnessWorldRecord ?? #aviation #sustainability #growth