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Rolls Royce to make Self-Repairing Jet Engines

At the 2018 Singapore Airshow, Rolls-Royce introduced IntelligentEngine, it is a new initiative aimed at developing intelligent aircraft...

Qatar Airways launches flights to Penang

Qatar Airways launched their first non-stop flights to Penang, Malaysia. The first flight landed on 6th February 2018. This is their...

In the Game of Low Cost Long Haul, IAG LEVELS up.

By Shihal Sapry Level is a long haul low cost airline owned by International Airlines Group(IAG). Just to clarify, IAG encompasses...

Giant Dreamliner set to be in service

Singapore Airlines has announced the world's first Boeing 787-10 revenue route. Their Dreamliner will fly on short routes including...

When Airbus and Boeing become friends!

They may be rivals on the air, but Airbus and Boeing are actually friends on the ground - or at least they’re trying to be! Shortly after...

From the Middle East and Turkey to the US West Coast Part A

By Shihal Sapry This is an Etihad Airways inspired analysis. San Francisco is losing one of their Middle Eastern connections as Etihad...

Full insight on Airbus A321LR

Airbus has completed its maiden test flight for its A321LR last Wednesday. The test aircraft, MSN7877, took off from Airbus' Hamburg...

From the Middle East to the US West Coast Part C

By Shihal Sapry In Part C, we will look at all other West Coast destinations in the USA served by the 4 carriers of interest. Here is a...

Disappearing A340-600's

By Shihal Sapry With Etihad Airways officially retired their last A340-600 service, this analysis will focus on the twilight of A340-600....

Cathay Pacific converts A350-1000's

By Shihal Sapry Cathay Pacific converted 6 A350-1000's to the smaller A350-900 variant back in last year. This was announced when the...