United Airlines is making history with its plans to launch the first commercial electric air taxi route in Chicago in partnership with Archer Aviation. This groundbreaking initiative is part of the airline’s efforts to achieve its goal of going 100% … Continue reading United Airlines and Archer Aviation Make History with First Commercial Electric Air Taxi Route in Chicago
Tampa International Airport in Florida has broken its all-time record for the number of travelers accommodated in a single day. On Sunday, March 19, the airport experienced its busiest day in history with around 90,300 passengers traveling through TPA, according … Continue reading Tampa International Airport Breaks Record with Busiest Day in History
On Tuesday morning, a Delta flight heading from Syracuse to LaGuardia airport in New York City experienced an incident as it “exited” one of the taxiways at Syracuse Hancock International Airport, according to a news release from Syracuse Regional Airport … Continue reading Delta Flight Safely Evacuated After Taxiway Incident at Syracuse Airport
President Joe Biden has decided to stick with the classic color scheme for Air Force One, the official aircraft of the President of the United States. The announcement came after Biden scrapped former President Donald Trump‘s plans for a new … Continue reading Biden Chooses Traditional Colors for Air Force One Over Trump’s Redesign Plans
Elvis Presley‘s private jet, a 1962 Lockheed JetStar, has recently made its way to Tampa Bay, Florida, after spending over 40 years sitting in a New Mexico desert. The new owner, James Webb, a YouTuber known for his channel “Jimmy’s … Continue reading Elvis Presley’s Private Jet: From Desert Relic to Country-Touring RV for Charity
The tragic death of a passenger on a private jet that hit heavy turbulence while flying over New England has been identified as Dana J. Hyde, a former White House official and prominent Washington D.C. lawyer. Hyde served on both … Continue reading Former White House Official Dana J. Hyde Dies of Injuries Following Jet Turbulence
On Friday afternoon, a Bombardier Challenger 300, registered as N300ER and operated by AirShare, experienced an in-flight incident over Northampton, Massachusetts, resulting in the death of one passenger. The aircraft had taken off from Keene, New Hampshire, and was en route to Leesburg, Virginia, with two flight crew and three passengers on board. The FAA reported that a trim issue had occurred before the incident. Flight tracking data shows the aircraft climbing to approximately 24,000 feet before the upset occurred, with vertical speed peaking at almost 6,000 fpm before dropping to nearly -2,000 fpm some 15 seconds later. The jet … Continue reading One Dead After AirShare Incident
Gulfstream Aerospace, a leading business jet manufacturer, recently celebrated a significant achievement in the aviation industry. The company’s new flagship aircraft, the G700, set 25 speed records during a world tour, which was designed to showcase the aircraft’s capabilities to … Continue reading Gulfstream Aerospace’s G700 Sets 25 Speed Records During World Tour
On Monday night, two planes narrowly avoided a collision at Boston’s Logan Airport. According to the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a JetBlue flight from Nashville had to take evasive action after a Learjet took off without permission. The FAA … Continue reading Close Call at Boston’s Logan Airport: JetBlue Plane and Learjet Narrowly Avoid Collision
Microsoft Flight Simulator, a popular flight simulation game, has introduced the world’s heaviest aircraft, the Antonov An-225 Mriya. The addition of the An-225 to the game is part of the ongoing digital preservation efforts of the aircraft, which holds multiple … Continue reading Microsoft Flight Simulator Adds the World’s Heaviest Aircraft: The Antonov An-225 Mriya, Supporting Digital Preservation Efforts
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