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A landmark at one of France’s busiest airports has faced the axe after 25 years, marking the end of an era for this classic aircraft and a sad day for aviation enthusiasts.
C-FTNA’s Fateful Last FlightLockheed L-1011 TriStar 150 C-FTNA was flying for Canadian airline Air Transat. On 6 July 2001 it was operating a charter flight from Lyon to Berlin. Shortly after depar...
The organisers of the Farnborough International Airshow have revealed the first aircraft confirmed for the 2026 event, giving aviation enthusiasts an early glimpse of what will be appearing at one of the world’s most important aerospace gatherings.
Taking place from 20-24 July 2026 at Farnborough Airport in Hampshire, the show will once again bring together aircraft ma...
United Airlines has officially taken delivery of its first Airbus A321XLR, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the airline’s fleet and route network.
The aircraft was handed over at Airbus’ Hamburg facility in Germany before beginning its journey to the United States. It is the first of 50 A321XLRs on order for the airline and represents one of the most signific...
The Boeing 757 has long been a favourite among aviation enthusiasts. Known for its impressive performance, long range, and distinctive proportions, the type continues to enjoy a loyal following decades after production ended.
While hundreds of Boeing 757-200s remain in service around the world, the stretched Boeing 757-300 is a much rarer sight. Only 55 examples were e...
Emirates has taken delivery of its first converted Boeing 777-300ERSF freighter, marking a major milestone in the airline’s long-term cargo expansion strategy.
The aircraft, registered A6-EBK, recently returned from Tel Aviv, Israel, where it underwent conversion by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). It is the first of ten Boeing 777-300ERs from Emirates’ own fleet tha...