January 9, 20210Comments

Boeing 737 MAX receives USA clearance to fly again

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States, last Wednesday, November 18, has again authorized the use of the Boeing 737-MAX, which since March 2019 and because of two

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commercial aviation

January 1, 20210Comments

The new prototype of a supersonic passenger plane

Despite the paralysis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the aeronautical industry has not left aside technological development, and an example of this is the new supersonic aircraft project of the

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commercial aviation

December 28, 20200Comments

The demand for pilots will increase in the coming years

Despite the current aviation situation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a recent study has shown that the labor demand for airline pilots in the commercial sector will increase in the

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commercial aviation

December 12, 20200Comments

Flights during and after the pandemic

Commercial aviation today has been redesigned or evolving in order to prevent many airlines from remaining in the red. It is believed that of the 1000 airlines that exist in

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commercial aviation

December 8, 20200Comments

IATA warning for airline bankruptcy

After various studies of the current commercial aviation environment, the IATA (International Air Transport Association) has updated its perspective on the future of airlines in the midst of this pandemic,

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commercial aviation

November 28, 20200Comments

Aviation after the pandemic and its large aircraft

It is not the best moment that aviation has lived since it was invented, and even less so for the larger planes like the Boeing 747, the Airbus 380; After

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commercial aviation

November 21, 20200Comments

Case of Covid19 infection in an airplane bathroom

Commercial aviation is experiencing a decline in its operations due to the situation caused by the Covid-19, one of the circumstances that has contributed to the decline in demand for

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commercial aviation

October 27, 20200Comments

Why do airlines eliminate the largest planes they own?

Aviation has grown a lot with the advance of technology, making it possible to build large airplanes that can safely carry a large number of passengers from one place to

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commercial aviation

October 24, 20200Comments

Employees of the European air transport sector claim: Yes to Covid-19 tests, no to quarantine

Quarantines around the world have affected all areas of the economy, the service sector; especially air transport is being severely affected. We are not just talking about damage to major

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commercial aviation

October 20, 20200Comments

LATAM Airlines received approval in New York for its $2.45 billion dollars financing plan

Last Friday, September 18, the US bankruptcy court rescued LATAM Airlines from its economic affectation due to the suspension of flights by Covid-19, approving financing of $2.45 billion. The airline

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