A320
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The A321XLR Will Enable the 757 to Retire, But It is More Than Just a Replacement
Boeing remains so bogged down with both the 737 MAX grounding and engine issues plaguing other fleets that it hasn’t been able…
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3 Links I Love: Hard to Start Up Cuba, Chinese and Virgin Australia, That Weird Airbus Noise
This week’s featured link: Airlines Race to Cuba, Overcoming Major Hurdles – Associated Press Scott Mayerowitz headed down to Cuba with American…
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Airbus Thinks Its New A321LR Will Be Able to Replace the 757
The 737 and A320 families have grown a lot since they were launched, both in number of orders and in size. But…
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What Will American Do With All Those Airplanes?
In case you missed it, American has decided to buy an insanely large number of airplanes. With 460 orders and another 10…
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JetBlue Orders New Airplanes, Focuses East
We already talked about the massive number of orders rolling in at the Paris Air Show this week, but there was one…
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What the F*&^ is a Sharklet? (Hint: It’s Good)
Winglets on airplanes are nothing new. We’ve seen them big and small on all kinds of airplanes. The most visible ones these…
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Yet Another Post on US Airways Crash in the Hudson
No, you didn’t miss my first post, but I’m sure you’ve seen about a million since the US Airways A320 plopped down…
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Those Funny Pointy Things at the End of the Wing
US Airways announcement today that they’re adding winglets to their 757s made me think it’d be a good time to repost an…