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Flying
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…
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Volcan de Fuego, Guatemala: Great Aerial Photography
There is no better opportunity to see nature’s mighty forces than sitting comfortably and safely in your airline seat watching the scene unfolds. This is…
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Norwegian Air Q2 results show improvement from Q1
Norwegian Air released its financial results for the second quarter of 2020 (Q2 results) in Oslo on Friday. The results were presented as “Norwegian Air…
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How Pilots prepare for an Airshow Flyby in a Military C-17 Globemaster
Airshows are always exciting to watch for all of us, young and old. How pilots prepare for an airshow is all about safety. But, did…
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The Importance of US Regional Airline Service Connections
A critical portion of the air traffic system in the U.S. requires the maintaining of regional airline service connections. Regional airline service is literally the…
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Airline Employee Furlough Advice & Guidance: what to do
October 1, 2020, will mark the day when the U.S. airline employee furlough executions seriously begin. Many people are going to need advice on what…
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LAX Flight Path Museum: An Exclusive Reopening Sneak-Preview!
The LAX Flight Path Museum has been going through a spectacular renovation to get set for reopening as soon as the COVID–situation is stabilized. Exciting…
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Air Ambulance High Cost: Saving lives but sending patients into bankruptcy
The air ambulance industry can save lives thanks to its ability to quickly transport patients to medical facilities. However, the high cost incurred by those…
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Is a Merger inevitable between Alaska and JetBlue? (Part 3 of 3)
In Part 2 of this 3-part article series aviation journalist and analyst Alex Martinez Rivera was looking at who could possibly acquire who in the…
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Is a Merger inevitable between Alaska and JetBlue? (Part 2 of 3)
In part 2 of this 3-part article series aviation journalist and analyst Alex Martinez Rivera is looking at who could possibly acquire who in the…