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American Airlines has officially entered a new era of long-distance narrowbody flying with the introduction of its first Airbus A321XLR — becoming the first U.S. airline to operate the aircraft. The debut flight on data-start="566" data-end...
Once nearly ubiquitous at major hubs, the A380 has become something of a luxury — and for many airlines, including Lufthansa, a specialist tool for high-demand long-haul routes. But even in 2025, Lufthansa’s superjumbo remains alive and kicking. Here’s where to catch one this winter, and what’s behind the decisions that keep the type flying.</p...
On 17 December 1935, a silver, twin-engined aircraft lifted into the sky for the first time and quietly set aviation on a completely new course. That aircraft was the Douglas DC-3 — and 90 years later, its influence is still felt across global avia...
The Caribbean is one of the most exotic and colourful regions in the world for aviation enthusiasts. With a mix of bustling international airports, tiny inter-island strips, and stunning beach approaches, spotting here is both scenic and rewarding. Here are some of the best airports in the Caribbean for plane spotters.
Sint Maarten – Princess Juli...For decades, the name Pan American World Airways — simply Pan Am — was synonymous with the glamour and global reach of international aviation. From pioneering jet travel in the 1950s and 60s to becoming the USA’s leading international carrier, Pan Am inspired aviators and travellers alike.
But it all came to an end in 1991 when the airline fil...
