This Time Last Year: KLM Says Goodbye To The Boeing 747
The big blue 747-400 was an iconic part of KLM's long-haul operations. It's hard to believe that the Dutch carrier no longer operates the jumbo jet.
Chris Loh
Deputy Editor - An experienced photographer and video producer, Chris is a journalistic natural. Degree educated with a wealth of traveling history, Chris’ insight into routes, networks, and alliances brings a depth of quality to his work that is hard to beat. His strong relationships with Middle Eastern and Canadian airlines make him an asset to the team. Currently based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Articles Published : 2008
The World Of FBOs: What Are Fixed-Base Operators?
A major part of the aviation industry, let's examine what exactly defines a fixed-base operator.
How Did The Lockheed L-749 Constellation Differ From The Earlier L-649 Model?
The Lockheed Constellation was a big part of commercial aviation during the early years of passenger air travel. How did the type evolve?
Comair's British Airways And Kulula Aircraft Grounded In South Africa
South Africa's Civil Aviation Authority has made the decision to ground Comair's flights for at least 24 hours.
Why Amsterdam Schiphol Is Dropping Its Terminal Temperature By 1 Degree
The main airport of the Netherlands and the home of KLM is about to get ever so slightly colder. But why is this the case?
How Finnair Is Supporting Ukrainian Refugees With Discounted Flights
Deeply-discounted fares from Eastern Europe will be provided for those fleeing war.
What Rules Surround Flying With Musical Instruments?
While many would argue that musical instruments don't count as "passengers," professional musicians would argue otherwise...
What Are Canada's Top Cargo Airports?
Canada's large passenger hubs are well-known. But what about the country's cargo airports?
The Story Of Boeing's Record-Breaking Factory Mural
Boeing's big aircraft are assembled in big buildings. Why not include some big murals on one of those big buildings?
47 Years Of Flight: Who Still Flies The Yakovlev Yak-42?
Today we look at the handful of operators still flying the small Soviet-era trijet.
Aeroitalia Looking To Launch Services With Boeing 737-800 Jets
Within the span of a year Italy will have two new airlines. We know about ITA Airways. But what do we know about Aeroitalia?
Two Airbus Aircraft Mysteries We Can't Fully Figure Out
Airbus' website states that the A321neo and A321LR have the same range.
Foreign Lessors Must Repossess Jets From Russia: What Now?
Due to sanctions, many foreign lessors must find some way to get billions of dollars worth of aircraft out of Russia. But is this even possible?
airBaltic Cancels Russia Return For The Foreseeable Future
The Latvian carrier has made its decision to abandon the Russian market until further notice.
When Southwest Reduced Aircraft Weight By Reupholstering Seats
Little changes can make a big difference over time. Let's see what Southwest did to lighten its load and burn less fuel.
Pioneer Airlines: Embraer's Very Own Carrier
It sounds a little strange for an aircraft manufacturer to have its own airline, but that seems to be the case for Brazilian planemaker Embraer.
The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again) of De Havilland Canada
Starting as a Canadian subsidiary of a British planemaker, De Havilland Canada has changed hands multiple times. But where is it now?
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26 Years Of WestJet: What Are The Carrier's Most-Used Aircraft?
Whether it's due to being delivered first, a specific route deployment, or just pure luck, some jets have just worked harder than others...
Deadly Rudder Malfunction: The Story Of American Airlines Flight 1
The story of the fatal 1962 crash of an American Airlines Boeing 707.
Canadian Carriers Restore Pre-Pandemic Service To Spain
With the Canadian government easing restrictions, Air Canada, WestJet, and Air Transat will all be flying to Spain this summer.