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Aaron Bailey

New Zealand

Aviation Journalist at Simple Flying

Aviation Journalist @ Simple Flying

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  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Aaron Bailey

    Germany's flag carrier, Lufthansa, is one of the largest airlines in Europe. With a diverse fleet and a network that stretches to most corners of the globe, an iconic aircraft in it's fleet is the Boeing 747, which remains a backbone for Lufthansa's long-haul operations. When does Lufthansa plan to retire the Queen of the Skies and utilize newer aircraft capabilities and technologies?

  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Aaron Bailey

    Westjet, Canada's second-largest airline, has recently shelved several routes between Canada and the United States, presumably due to weakened demand between the two countries. This surprise cancellation of its new route between Vancouver and Austin is part of a broader network shake-up, which has also seen four other routes temporarily suspended during the busy Northern Hemisphere summer season.

  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Aaron Bailey

    Qantas, also lovingly known as the flying Kangaroo, is Australia's flag carrier. With its headquarters in Sydney, New South Wales, its fleet has a wide range of aircraft types, and the Boeing 737-800 is the backbone of short-haul international and domestic operations. So, which are the most popular Qantas Boeing 737-800 routes?

  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Aaron Bailey

    Chicago-based United Airlines has announced plans to cancel approximately 35 daily round-trip flights from its hub at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). This comes following a walk-out by air traffic control, due to ongoing FAA equipment failures, resulting in continued flight delays, and disrupting thousands of travelers set to depart from one of the Big Apple's busiest airports.

  • 1 week ago | simpleflying.com | Aaron Bailey

    As the globe transforms deeper into the digital age, it could be surprising that many airlines continue to use dot matrix printers. This technology dates back to the 1970s, so why do airlines continue to use it? Are there any new forms of technology that could eventually replace these printers? Today, the dot matrix printer is used for boarding passes, baggage tags, and flight manifests.

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Aaron ✈️ @adbailey
22 Jun 24

American Airlines Boeing 737-800 Damaged After Garbage Truck Strikes Wing At Piedmont Triad International Airport https://t.co/dzeOQDWhlk #aviationnews #aircraft #airplanes #avgeek #flying #aviationindustry @AmericanAir

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Aaron ✈️ @adbailey
22 Jun 24

Boeing Could Avoid Criminal Prosecution Following Violation Of 2021 Settlement Related To Deadly 737 MAX 8 Crashes https://t.co/BVFq8CRHK1 #aviationnews #aircraft #airplanes #avgeek #flying #aviationindustry

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Aaron ✈️ @adbailey
22 Jun 24

What Are Delta Air Lines' Longest Routes With The Airbus A350? https://t.co/U5BcSAZmDE #aviationnews #aircraft #airplanes #avgeek #flying #aviationindustry