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Exploring Airbus' Hamburg Plant
If you’ve ever wanted to peek behind the metaphorical curtain and take a look at aircraft being made, taking an Airbus or Boeing factory tour is a great opportunity to do so. A tour is available at their facilities in Hamburg and this will be a ‘trip report’ of sorts, for those who might be interested in one day doing the same visit.
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Inside The Airbus A380: The Aircraft With 2 Internal Elevators
Simple Flying has been working with British Airways to bring readers exclusive behind the scenes access to the airline. Yesterday we took a look at the exterior of the Airbus A380. However, now it’s time to take a look inside the cabin…
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Why Flight Shame Is Like Dieting
Listening to his interview at the IATA Wings of Change event in Berlin last year, Carsten Spohr, CEO of Lufthansa, raised a very interesting point. He drew attention to the parallels between flight shame and dieting, a point I’d like to investigate further here.
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Airlines

New China Eastern Subsidiary Will Only Operate COMAC Aircraft
China Eastern Airlines unveiled its new subsidiary in Shanghai Wednesday, saying that it would only operate Chinese aircraft.
While talking about its new regional airline on Chinese social media site Weibo, China Eastern said that OTT Airlines would be the first carrier to operate Commercial Aircraft Corp of China’s COMAC C919.
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Lufthansa And Eurowings Set To Resume Frankfurt-Calgary Flights
Lufthansa is set to return to Calgary from Frankfurt. The flight will be operated in co-operation with Eurowings and will operate on a seasonal basis from the start of June onwards.
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Nouvelair Looks Towards London Following Thomas Cook Collapse
Tunisian private airline Nouvelair is looking to launch its own commercial routes to the UK following the collapse of Thomas Cook. Starting in May, the airline will begin to offer flights from Enfidha Airport to London Gatwick and Manchester airports. Previously, the airline only operated charter flights and flights for tour operators.
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British Airways Declares Final Boarding For Single Use Plastics
British Airways has issued a final boarding call for millions of items of single-use plastic. In fact, by the end of the year, the British flag carrier aims to remove more than 700 tons of single-use plastic from its flights.
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Coronavirus Prompts Juneyao To Delay European Fifth Freedom Routes
Shanghai-based Juneyao Air has decided to postpone the inauguration of its new routes to Europe. Its planned fifth freedom flights from Shanghai to Dublin, Manchester and Reykjavik via Helsinki have been postponed until further notice.
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ANA Will Roll Out Virtual Reality Staff Training
ANA is planning to roll out a unique form of training for its aircraft maintenance crews and cabin team members, using virtual reality. Virtual reality (known as VR) has become very impressive in recent years thanks to big companies like Facebook investing in the space, although its uptake within the aviation industry has, so far, been limited to entertainment.
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Petition Launched To Change China Airlines' Name Amid Virus Crisis
A petition has been launched to change China Airlines to Taiwan Airlines, as confusion over the name of the airline has resulted in unnecessary coronavirus bans throughout the Asia Pacific region.
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American Airlines Operates Flight Crewed Solely By Jamaicans
American Airlines operated its first-ever flight crewed solely by Jamaicans on the weekend. The flight, of course, was to Jamaica.
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American Airlines Eyes Direct Doha Flights - What To Expect
On top of today’s announcement that American Airlines and Qatar Airways would launch a codeshare agreement, American also announced that it was exploring options for adding flights to Qatar Airways’ hub in Doha. What should passengers expect from this announcement?
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Airports

Stress-reduction nature experience introduced at Helsinki Airport
In a bid to reduce the stress levels of passengers travelling through the airport, Helsinki Airport (HEL) has introduced a new nature experience that aims to counter the effects of the hectic airport environment.
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Facial comparison technology launched at William P. Hobby Airport
William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) has become the first airport in Texas to have full biometric entry and exit for international passengers following the introduction of facial comparison technology, with passenger wait times at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) inspection checkpoints expected to half.
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State funding announced for modernisation improvements at NYC airports
The Governor of New York, Andrew M. Cuomo, has announced the dedication of $20 million in new State funding to airports across New York State that has been allocated to support the modernisation of airport operations, safety improvements and to increase general and business-related aviation capacity.
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Military

UK/Australia F-35 Software Lab Opens
Australian Defence Minister Linda Reynolds announced on February 25 that the joint UK/Australia F-35 Reprogramming Laboratory has opened at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. The facility will be used to develop, verify, and validate Mission Data File software for Royal Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35B and Royal Australian Air Force F-35A fleets.
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Aviation Quote

"The dinosaurs became extinct because they didn't have a space program. And if we become extinct because we don't have a space program, it'll serve us right!"

- Larry Niven, quoted by Arthur Clarke in interview at space.com, 2001


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