AVIATION NEWS
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- Why Hasn't United Airlines Shown Interest In the Boeing 777X?
United Airlines ' Senior Vice President of Global Network Planning and Alliances, Patrick Quayle, recently revealed why the airline has not ordered the Boeing 777X. In an interview with Business Insider, the executive indicated that the carrier likely would not place an order for the type as it simply does not fit the carriers business model. We unpack these comments for todays video!
- The Simple Flying Podcast Episode 231: Cathay's A350 Issues, SWISS First Class Too Heavy
Join Jo and Tom for a look at the top aviation news stories of the week!
- The Longer Layover The Better: 5 Airports With Amazing Facilities For Transit Passengers
You'll find plenty to keep you occupied at these top global airports.
- Qantas Agrees To AU$60 Million Pay Rise For Flight Attendants
Under its new CEO, Vanessa Hudson, Qantas has moved quickly to agree on a new deal with its domestic and international cabin crews.
- How Rolls-Royce Is Optimizing The Trent XWB Engine For The A350F
The Trent XWB-97 design is much more than a simple upgrade on the XWB-84.
- Flair Airlines Minimizes Boeing 737 Disruptions From Calgary's Freak Hailstorm
Flair quickly recovered from the freak hailstorm in Calgary last month and posted acceptable August performance metrics.
- Europe's Air Safety Agency Orders Airbus A350 Inspections Following Engine Part Failure
Cathay Pacific is excluded from the directive, having already performed its inspections.
- Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Reopens 6 Gates After Reaching Concourse D Project Milestone
The work was accomplished with minimal disruptions to operators and passengers.