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What’s next for the airlines? 2020: WINTER IN NARNIA
Aviation expert and former flight attendant Simon Marton is analyzing what’s next for the airlines after a disastrous 2020 as a result of the COVID…
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Congress Agrees on new stimulus (includes airlines) after 10 months!
The $900 billion stimulus package includes a provision of $15 Billion for the airline Industry. The good news is that it is a “clean extension”…
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IAG haggles to reassess their purchase of Air Europa for $613 million
The British Airways and Iberia owners (IAG) lower their purchase offer of Air Europa from a year ago down from $1.1 Billion. IAG gets the…
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Flight Attendants not in FAA-approved group for COVID vaccinations
The FAA has set guidelines for COVID vaccinations for Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers, but how about flight attendants? Without the FAA saying much about…
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Approaching Dark Winter: Make or Break for airlines and related industries
Airlines have done the impossible to cut down costs and maintain their personnel. Yet, airlines and related industries are finding themselves in a make or…
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Norwegian to resume transatlantic flights between Europe and the US
Norwegian Air Shuttle was initially hoping to resume its Boeing 787 Dreamliner transatlantic flights between Europe and the U.S. in December of 2020. With the…
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Hong Kong detainment of British Airways (BA) cabin crew
What does the recent Hong Kong detainment of a BA cabin crew mean for airline crews from around the world? The highly sought after lifestyle…
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United pilots avoid furloughs until June 2021 at the earliest
The pilots of United Airlines avoid furloughs for now. The Pandemic Recovery letter of Agreement was voted by 58 percent in favor versus 42 percent…
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SAS and its Unions reject a proposal to bring back half of its laid-off pilots
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) says it had a proposal for a solution that would have saved up to half of its laid-off (furloughed) pilots. The proposal…
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Hating Tomato Juice? You Will Love It When Flying!
Any tomato juice fan air travelers out there, who drink tomato juice when flying? Many people, including don’t prefer tomato juice in day-to-day life. But,…
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Most cargo airlines doing well during the COVID-19 crisis
In the midst of the worst airline industry crisis ever, some cargo airlines are thriving during the COVID-19 pandemic. U.S. cargo airlines UPS and Atlas…
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How airline layoffs adversely affect the economy and other jobs
The results of massive airline job layoffs set the stage for a snow-balling effect that will affect a huge amount of other jobs, which in…
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Early U.S. and Soviet Supersonic Fighter Jets: Contrast Design, Part 4 of 4
Part 3 of the series explained the development and design of the Soviet Union MIG-19 (NATO reporting name “Farmer”) supersonic fighter jet. In this final part…
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Early U.S. and Soviet Supersonic Fighter Jets: Contrast Design, Part 3 of 4
Part 3 of the series explains the development and design of the Soviet Union MIG-19 (NATO reporting name “Farmer”) supersonic fighter jet. In Part 2,…
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How Norwegian Air hopes to prevent a collapse
Norwegian Air has plans in place to prevent the collapse of the airline in 2021. The airline seeks to secure additional funding by the end of…
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Can the airplane wings break off in strong turbulence?
Do you ever wonder how strong airplane wings are built, and can the airplane wings break off in certain turbulence situations? Here are your answers:…
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Early U.S. and Soviet Supersonic Fighter Jets: Contrast Design, Part 2 of 4
Part 1 of this series on the early U.S. and Soviet supersonic fighter jets discussed the developments up to and including the YF-100 Super Sabre.…
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Early U.S. and Soviet Supersonic Fighter Jets: Contrast Design, Part 1 of 4
Thomas “Top Gun Tommy” Gardner is explaining how the design of early U.S. and Soviet fighter jets differed from each other. This, in turn, led…
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COVID-19: U.S. Airline Industry Outcomes Next 12 Months
Bracing for the continued effect of a long, dark COVID-19 impact on the airline industry could spell the difference in outcomes ranging from merely surviving…
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El-Al flies to Abu Dhabi for the first time in history
The Intelligence Report Podcast is hosted by Aviation and Political Analyst Alex Martinez Rivera In Podcast #1 Alex is discussing the August 31st El-Al flight…