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It’s one of the most eagerly anticipated new airliners in years. Yet, despite making its first flight back in January 2020, the Boeing 777X still hasn’t carried a single fare-paying passenger.
Originally expected to enter service in 2020, the aircraft is now running around seven years behind schedule, with the first deliveries currently planned for 2027.
For Boe...
Atlanta is synonymous with one airport. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International is one of the great airports of the world, an enormous Delta Air Lines hub and a seemingly endless source of aircraft movements.
But what if you’ve already spent a day watching the action at ATL and want to explore somewhere different?
Atlanta has a surprisingly large collection of ...
Take a look at photographs of Lockheed L-1011 TriStar N305EA in Europe during 1972 and you might be a little confused.
The aircraft carries the familiar blue and white colours of Eastern Air Lines along its fuselage. But look at the tail and you’ll see the unmistakable Speedjack logo of British European Airways (BEA).
In some photographs, the aircraft also carri...
Are you a plane spotter looking for some inspiration on the latest new airliners to see?
This month we have another round-up of the best new airliner deliveries and special liveries already flying in our skies and just waiting to be spotted or photographed!
Why not let us know in the comments which is your favourite and which you are most looking forward to seei...
Breeze Airways has completed a significant change to its fleet, retiring the last of the Embraer E-Jets which helped the airline get off the ground five years ago.
The final Embraer E190 flight took place on 7 September 2026, when N120BZ flew from Orlando International to New Orleans. Its retirement brought the curtain down on a fleet which ultimately comprised ten E19...