Airline Industry Talk

The logistics of transporting prisoners on planes is utterly fascinating

Transporting prisoners on planes conjures up images of Con Air in most people’s minds. As with most iconic movie stories, …

One of the best things about being a frequent flyer based in the United States is that we have choices. …

After years and years of reading heated discussions about whether or not they should bring back the 757, I’ve decided …

As we all know, only two variants of the Boeing 727 were produced. The -200 was (by far) the most …

Can you believe it? JetBlue is flying to London! Personally, I never would’ve thought that this would ever come to …

So, I went on a little road trip last week. San Diego to Phoenix (and back), all in one day. …

The Airbus A220 (uh…I mean the Bombardier C Series) is arguably the most important aircraft design of the last 20 …

Has it really come to this? Am I so strapped for content ideas that I’ve resorted to schlepping financial advice …

I’m quickly approaching 4 months on the ground since my last flight due to the COVID-19 thing. Of course a …

One of the things that surprises me the most about the aviation hobby is that it’s fairly equal weighted between …

Yeah, I know. I realize that I’m publishing this post on Christmas Eve, so it’s a little too late for …

Wait a sec. Did I go just a little bit too far by using the word “crash” in the title …

There’s been rumors floating around for a long time now that Air Canada would be unveiling a new corporate identity …

Situated about 45 minutes south of LAX down the 405 freeway is a nice little airport called SNA/KSNA. Good ‘ol …

I’ve got a special place in my heart for the San Diego International Airport (SAN). It’s my hometown airport, and …