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THE 10 OLDEST AIRLINES IN THE WORLD

Aviation has a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. Many
airlines have come and gone, but a select few have stood the test of time,
establishing legacies that span decades. Here’s a look at the ten oldest
airlines in the world, highlighting their contributions to

Nov 1, 2024


NAVIGATING NARROW SKIES: THE RISE OF SINGLE-AISLE JETS ON TRANSATLANTIC ROUTES

In recent years, the rise of narrowbody aircraft, like the Airbus A321neo and
Boeing 737 MAX, have introduced new opportunities for airlines to operate
transatlantic routes. These single-aisle jets are typically used for short to
medium haul flights, yet advancements in range and fuel efficiency have enabled
them to traverse

Oct 31, 2024

Airports


HOW RUNWAY NUMBERS WORK AND WHY THEY CHANGE

Runway numbers are often overlooked details of aviation that carry essential
information for pilots and play a critical role in the safe operation of
aircraft. While seemingly simple, runway numbers are governed by complex rules
rooted in geography, magnetic variation, and operational safety. To many, these
numbers may just appear

Oct 30, 2024

Travel


HOW PILOTS HANDLE JET LAG: TIPS FOR MANAGING JET LAG

Jet lag is a reality for anyone who crosses multiple time zones, but for airline
pilots, it’s a persistent challenge. They crisscross continents in a matter of
hours, constantly switching between time zones and schedules. But they’ve
developed effective methods for handling jet lag, and their strategies can

Oct 28, 2024

Travel


PRIVATE VS. COMMERCIAL FLYING: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

When people consider flying, they often think about commercial airlines — the
packed cabins, the rigid schedules, and the standardized service. However,
private flying presents an entirely different experience. Both private and
commercial flying serve to get travelers from point A to point B, but the
journey differs drastically. In this

Oct 25, 2024

Airlines


THE HISTORY OF THE DELTA AIR LINES FLYING ORCHID PROGRAM

Delta Air Lines, one of the largest and most well-established airlines in the
world, has a rich history steeped in customer service innovation. Among its
lesser-known yet significant contributions to airline travel is the “Flying
Orchid” program, which was introduced in the 1960s as part of Delta's efforts

Oct 24, 2024

Hotel Reviews


REVIEW: COURTYARD APPLETON RIVERFRONT

Wisconsin, home of cheese and the world's largest general aviation fly-in every
year. I was in town for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, and while hotels in Oshkosh,
Wisconsin were outrageously expensive, I managed to score a deal in Appleton,
Wisconsin about 20 minutes north of Oshkosh. Booking While I

Oct 22, 2024


FEATURED


WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN AIRLINE FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY?

Airline bankruptcies have become a significant topic of discussion, particularly
as the aviation industry faces cyclical downturns, rising fuel costs, and
unforeseen disruptions like global pandemics. When an airline files for
bankruptcy, it doesn't always mean the end of the airline, but it does have
far-reaching consequences for

Oct 4, 2024


WHY I HATE HOTEL “DESTINATION FEES” (AND WHY YOU SHOULD TOO)

When it comes to staying at a hotel, I expect to pay for a good night’s rest,
convenience, and maybe even a little luxury. What I don’t expect? Being slapped
with hidden costs—namely, “destination fees.” These fees have quietly crept into
the hospitality industry and become a

Sep 6, 2024


DECODING A METAR: HOW PILOTS READ THE WEATHER

A METAR (Meteorological Aerodrome Report) is a standardized format for reporting
weather observations, crucial for aviation operations. These reports provide a
snapshot of weather conditions at an airport or aerodrome, typically updated
every hour. Decoding a METAR might seem daunting due to its concise and coded
format, but with practice,

Jul 29, 2024


DID YOU KNOW: GENERAL AVIATION FUEL STILL CONTAINS LEAD!

Despite significant advancements in aviation technology, a surprising relic from
the past continues to linger in the skies: leaded fuel. Specifically, 100LL
aviation gasoline, commonly known as avgas, remains the standard fuel for many
general aviation aircraft. This raises significant environmental and health
concerns, prompting a call for the industry

Jul 2, 2024


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HOW MUCH IT COSTS PER HOUR TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE?

Operating a commercial airplane is an expensive undertaking, with numerous
variables that impact the cost per hour. Airlines must consider everything from
fuel and crew salaries to maintenance and airport fees, making it a complex
calculation. Understanding how much it costs to operate a commercial airplane
per hour sheds light

Oct 21, 2024


CAREERS IN AVIATION: BEYOND THE COCKPIT

When people think of careers in aviation, their minds often jump to piloting—an
iconic and thrilling profession. However, the aviation industry offers a wide
range of career opportunities beyond being a pilot, from technical roles to
administrative and customer service positions, all of which are vital to keeping
the

Oct 16, 2024


WHAT MAKES PLANES SAFE TO FLY? THE CRITICAL ROLE OF THE MINIMUM EQUIPMENT LIST

Aviation is one of the safest modes of transportation, and this is largely due
to stringent safety regulations and meticulous standards followed by airlines
and aviation authorities. One of the critical components that ensures the
airworthiness of an aircraft is the Minimum Equipment List (MEL). The MEL is an
essential

Oct 15, 2024


A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN AIRLINE PILOT

The life of an airline pilot is both exciting and demanding, filled with
responsibility, precision, and a deep sense of adventure. While passengers may
only glimpse the polished uniform and calm demeanor of the pilot as they board
the plane, behind the scenes lies a carefully orchestrated routine built on

Oct 14, 2024


HOW SPACE WEATHER CAN AFFECT AIRPLANES AND NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

In recent years, the aviation industry has increasingly recognized the profound
effects that space weather can have on aircraft operations and navigation
systems. Space weather refers to the environmental conditions in space, driven
primarily by solar activity, such as solar flares, geomagnetic storms, and
cosmic radiation. While space weather is

Oct 10, 2024


REVIEW: HYATT REGENCY O'HARE CHICAGO

Chicago is high on my list of incredible cities, and any time that I get to
visit is a treat. I recently had the pleasure of spending a weekend in the windy
city and ended up staying near the airport for a night. Booking I was surprised
at how expensive

Oct 9, 2024


WHY ARE SOME PEOPLE AFRAID TO FLY?

Air travel is one of the safest modes of transportation, but for many people,
the thought of flying is anxiety-inducing or even terrifying. This fear, known
as aviophobia, affects millions of people worldwide. But what causes this fear,
and how can those who experience it find relief? Causes of Fear

Oct 8, 2024


CAN A COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE FLY THROUGH A HURRICANE?

Flying through turbulent weather is a common experience for air travelers, but
when it comes to hurricanes, the situation is dramatically different. Hurricanes
are among the most powerful and destructive weather phenomena on Earth, posing
significant challenges and dangers to any type of aircraft. But can a commercial
airplane, designed

Oct 7, 2024


WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN AIRLINE FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY?

Airline bankruptcies have become a significant topic of discussion, particularly
as the aviation industry faces cyclical downturns, rising fuel costs, and
unforeseen disruptions like global pandemics. When an airline files for
bankruptcy, it doesn't always mean the end of the airline, but it does have
far-reaching consequences for

Oct 4, 2024


WHAT HAPPENS WHEN BIRDS HIT AN AIRPLANE?

Bird strikes are a significant safety concern in aviation. These events usually
happen at low altitude when aircraft are on approach or departure to airports.
While modern aircraft are designed to handle these situations, bird strikes can
still pose a serious risk to both the plane and its passengers. Impact

Oct 3, 2024


WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AIRLINES RETIRE AN AIRPLANE?

Airlines operate a fleet of airplanes to serve passengers and cargo needs, but
there comes a point when even the most reliable aircraft reach the end of their
operational life. Retiring an airplane is a significant process that involves
detailed planning, regulatory compliance, and cost considerations. While some
retired aircraft

Oct 2, 2024


REVIEW: H HOTEL LOS ANGELES, CURIO COLLECTION BY HILTON

If anyone knows me, I find it a struggle to find a decent LAX airport hotel.
I've gotten close with both the Hyatt Regency and the Marriott, however for the
true AvGeek, there is only one hotel you should be staying at. The H Hotel,
which is a

Sep 26, 2024
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